The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-09-09
LOCAL ITEMS.
Everybody has colds.

Everybody has c0luS.
The Commissioners arc in session
this week
Chris. Hall is taking in The Lau-
vile FAIR.
A new school house is being built
at MillvIlle.
For honest, substantial Boots
so to Kinile & Son.
F.B.. Baird of the Western Hem
isphere, was in town Saturday.
The s'B,g Blk Band" serenaded
Chris Brunny, Tuesday evening
last.
The Haydens are putting up a doz
en- new houses at their worksat Hay
denyille, o.
Kinile & Son do repairing of
Boots and Shoes in the best style
and on short notice.
Mr.. A. A. Price has the contract
for putting up dwelling house for
E. D. Warren, on Second street.
The speech of w. P. Price in the
Judicial Convention, Tuesday, has
been the subject of much favorable
comment.
Squire Mank treated the boys of
this Office to liberal supply OF
grapes and plums Tuesday last
Thanks Squire.
Our esteemed cotemporary, the
Rep. Gazette. has possibly forgot
ten thst the Republicans of OHIO
have held their State Convention.
Miss Sercsa Till,' of our town has
gone to PIT. Pleasant. West Virgin
IA, where she intends remaining
during the remainder of the sum
mer.
The show given by the John
Thompson Company at the Opera
House, Monday evening, was very
creditable entertainment. John al
ways draws good house.
Capt. George Of the Salvation
Army, got in some good licks on
the sinners Sunday night. Keep
up the fight Captain, Logan needs
good shaking up.
Henry Hensel has the thanks of
the Sentinel gang for basket OF
fine apples. Our printers are bet
terjudges of fruit than the ccmbin
ed c,mmittees of county fair, and
they give these apples the red rib
bon.
The several Committees appoint
ed in the interests of the coming re-
union. are working hard to make il
a success. Invitations have been
sent to many distinguished dIgnita
ries and the leading soldiers of the
land.
Gus. Magoon, President and
Manager of the Logan Mfg. Co..
furnish ed the lumber free of charge
to constuct the large md ,ommodi
ous platform at the Rink. Gus pro.
poses thst the Salvation Army shall
have q fair shake.
Rev. a. C. Kelley. Presiding
Elder, assisted by Rev. 6. W.
Lott. Will conduct Quarterly
Meeting services at the Methodist
Church next Sabbath. Preaching
and Quarterly Conference satur
day night.
When you want fresh pork, veal
sausasagc, beef and dried beef. call
on John fucker at his sb op oppo
site the Rempel House. Mr.. Ucker
has the reputation of furnishing the
best meat that comes to this mar
ket.
Thompson, at the thow Monday
might shut out the chestnut bells
That was right. The greater part
of the audience was there to hear
the entertainment. and not to be
annoyed by bells-jinglingj japgling
-pennyroyal BELLS:
Mr.. A. B. elliott of Fairfield, was
a delegate at the Judicial Conven
tion, Tuesday. He was a delegate!
at the Convention at Circievilie
when Judge Wright was first NOM
mated, twenty years ago. and has
always since been a Judge Wright
man.
Fresh Baltimore Oysters. Kal-
amazoo Celery, and many other
seasonable luxuries can be had
at Phil Slisher's. His Lunch
counter is supplied with baked
fish, roast chicken, &c. Mr.. Geo.
Bright presides at the counter
and furnishes customers with the
best the market affords.
At the last examination held
in the Union School House, Sept.
4tb, there were 2S applicants, of
whom the following were success
full - j. Weltv for three years
E. E. Davis, w A. Ferguson, C.
a. Woodwork, Allie Schooley
and D. II. Amarine soT one year.
Gen. Notlimah of Glen Cara,
Scotland, at present stopping
with his near relative, Mrs. Ham