The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-12-09
For watches go 10 Weilands.

NdS III tOhD EdtuIuNN.
Geo. Frasch, of Corning Wa
in town over Sunday.
The best 50 25 Congress Gate,
in The market. at j. w. Works.
When The Miksdo gets on hi
low shoes, you may know tht
cold wave has come.
Our history of the Gas Company Is o,
the hock, and will be ready for mex
week.
The Commissioners are engaged thi
week msinly in passing upon sheer
claims and other bills.
Mr.. Chas. Rose is in Cincinnati thi.
week, buying an immense stock of goods
Tor the Holiday trade.
Mr. George Green and daughter, Ma.
~. OF ST. Josephs, are visitingin Logan
this week, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Green.
The question is frequently asked
where IL the first-class store for Mems
Wear and iair deaiingf Answer, Rose
& Sulzbacher.
Pascal Bright has gone to Penn
sylvania, where he will spend The
winter with his grand parents.
Webb Poston, of Nelsonriile
O., spent several days Of last
week in Logan.
Mrs. Nj. d. Moore entertained
several of her friends al ) O'Clock
tea, on Friday last.
Mrs. Robert Hurler, Of Des
Moines, Iowa, visited friends in
Logan, on Sunday.
Communion Service were held
at the Presbyterian Church, Sun-
day last.
a. Wilson, of Point Pleasant,
spent Sunday with his family
here.
Miss Fannie Wright, of Ian
caster. is visiting Miss Lucy
Wright. in this city.
Ice SIX inch es thick is being ia
ken from ;hs canal. II is of excel
lent quality and cisar US cry stal.
At Weiland's Jews'ry store will be
found soma elegant Gold Watches
for .lsdies They make splendid
holiday presents.
Mrs. Anna Russell, (nee Culver
neice Of E. T. Baker and L. A. Cul.
yer, of our city, died very sudden
ly at her home, Manhattan, Kan.
sas, on Saturday last.
John T. Lemon writes us he is
located ct Columbus now, but cx-
rects to be. among his old custom
ers again when the threshing season
opens up next year.
Mr. Janvier's story, in the first
number of Scribner's Magazine.
will he called "In Mexico and
the scene Is laid in the interior of
that country.
Sol Rhodes, Of this place, went to a
safe at his home. last night. to get n
d.ink OF hard cider. but got hold of cen
centrated lye instead, ard took 4 drink
OF It. Mr.. Rhodes is in serious condi
tion from the d. su.ht. but will recover.
Major Carlisle, one af the prominent
farmers Of Fairfield, Was in the city last
Thursday, and Hegei iited sale of 100
fat hogs to Mr.. Stires. 1t Will be seen
from this that Logan is,the best market
in the Valley to sell in. 1t is also the
: cheapest place to buy from.
The Commissioners have granted the
request of Beery, Glove and others for
the closing of the CID county road in
that neishbo-hsca- ->,..;.ia- tnr cIosir G
which was published in the Sentinel.
The frs. quarterly meeting OF
the conference year was held at
the M. E. Church in this place,
Sunday last. Presiding Elder
Kelly presided Sunday evening.
The Commissioners have aorolnt-
ed John A. Shaw, as Inirmary Di-
rector for the one month vacancy.
1his will be disappointment to
Shepp Riser, who expected recog-
milton as Prohibitlonist.
Miller d Case the druggists,
are headquarters for the well
known ten cent Diamond Dyes.
Geo. Hartman entertained the
members of The ]. X. Rochester
Post, @. A. r. very handsomely
Friday night last. Capt. Sam
Bright made speech for the
boys, and as Comrade Jake
Weaver puts it, hey had a 'bul-
ly" time generally.
If you want Watches, Clocks,
Musical Instruments, Rings, Pins
or in fact anything usually kept in
large and well-regulated Jeuelry
Store, 90 to Weiland's, at the old
Frances Kessier stand.
For rubber goods Of all styles
at Rock Bottom prices, 60 10 j.
W. Work.