The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-02-11
LOCAL ITEMS.
Chas. Work has returned from

Chas. WORK has returned iron
Washington, ID. e.
Mr.. Eli NJ. West, the popular
grocery man has sold out.
Hon. John Brasee. of Lancas.
ter, was in Logan, Tuesday.
The appointment of Chas. Ros
as postmaster, has been confirme,
by the U. S. Senate.
Attorney Coulirap, of McA1th
ur. was attending Circuit Cour
in Logan this week.
A glee club has been formed
in this place. Prof. Maddox i
the Musical director.
Mr.. John Walker. President o.
the First Bank, was in Columbu,
on Tuesday, on business.
d. A. Miller, F. S. Pursell, f.
o. Kittsmlller and l.. j. Burges:
were in Columbus on Tuesday.
Harlow White still continues tt
furnish his customers with the re-
nowned Weiner Beer, Of Columbus
A. d. Wilson, we are pleased
to note, is able to be out again
his hand having about healed up
Since the suspension of the
skating rink, our society edito'
has lost run of the styles in hos
iery.
The whale is said TO be eapa-
bic of living a thousand years
He doesn't have TO read the dizzy
old jokes in the funny papers.
The Rev. Sam Jones says he
has never had the audacitv TO
get down and pray for the old
politician and the society woman
Rev. DR.. Kendrick will preach
in the Episcopal Chapel On Fri
day evening, February 18th, at
1.30 O'Clock. All are cordially
invited.
This statement may be ques-
toned, but we here assert that
Prosecuting Attorney. Virg Low
ry, can in three standing jumps
clear 100 feet.
Mark Twain says, in regard TO
his new book soGn to be publish
ed, that it is the worst he has
eyer written and consequently
will be a great success.
The Liberal thinks the only
greater nuisance than the man
who always differs in opinion
with you is the one who is for
ever agreeing with you.
During the last cold snap, Har
low White filed his immense ice
house with clear, pure ice 8 inchcs
thick, which he expects to peddle
out in this city the coming summer.
Rev. David r. Moore will
preach in the Presbyterian church
Friday and Saturday evenings,
and Sunday morning and even
ing. Sacrament services Sunday
morning.
One fellow says that wien you
see a woman meekly obey her
husband, yoz can be sure of one
of two things-shc is either afraid
OF him or is working him for a
new bonnet.
Supposing a man lost both his
arms in war, what is going to do
in case mosquito alights on his
nose? asks Maverick. Another
responds, call the first man he
meets 4 liar.
Mr.. John Fox, of New Lexing
ton, O.. was in our city yester-
day, attending the funeral of
Nicholas Schrader. Mr.. Fox is
now in the SSlk year Of his age,
and is hale and hearty.
Men who fish in the summer
are very apt to 20 rabbit hunting
at this season of the year. They
never lie about rabbits; but if
they fall in with a professional
hunter on the way they are apt
to purchase few rabbits to take
home, as a matter OF pride.
It il said that a man of 7c.wiih
white hair, who was about to
marry widow 40 years his ju-
nior, with hair black as jet, dyed
his locks black and was quite
surprised to find his bride meet
him at the altar with her hair
bleached white as snow. Each
one was totally unconscious of
the purpose Of the other.
A medical journal asks: How
deep is sleep?' That depends Oh
circumstances. says an exchange.
II IA year-old boy is called half
an hour before breakfast to 60 to
the store, his sleep is about mile
and half deep. If a fire bell
sounds an alarm its depth is not
more than seven eishts Of an
inch.