The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-09-02


:. A very enjoyable party was held
at the residence Of Frank James
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Lizzie Gushing.
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Col. Constable, of Athens, pass
ed through our city yesterday on
! his way to the reunion of his regi-
ment at Macarthur.
Rose & Sulzbacher open the
campaign this week with a new and
interesting advertisement. Read it
and profit by what you read
, Oliver Wright made a model pre-
siding chairman at the Congression-
al Convention in Lancaster. His
speech was pertinent, and highly
applauded.
Gus Smith and Frank McCIin-
took, who have been students of DR..
Dye the past year, started to Gin
cinnatl Tuesday morning, where
they will attend lectures at the
Ohio Medical College.
Postmaster Campbell, of South
Bloomingville, has our thanks for
a club of fourteen new subscrib-
ers. His example is worthy of
imitation by all the other Demo
cratic .postmasters in the county.
Jacob Fox has sold his bar fix :
lures to Jim Num-, of Athens. but
still continues in business at the
old stand. He expects to make some
changes in the near future, due no
tee of which will be given.
A Sentinel reporter found
Johnny Kristen at the old stand
yesterday. He has been sick for
some days but is en- deck now; his
stock of beer, ale and liquors is still
at the head of the list. Go up to
night, be has some word for you.'
Coroner Gage presented us with
a handsome bouquet last week. Ii
he wants to keep in practice he can
come up and sit on the body of that
bouquet. 1t is all dead but the this
tie. AS Il peacs measure we will
remove tho thistle.
The old reliable Dry Goods
Firm OF collins & Moore present
compliments 10 The readers of the
.Sentinel, this week, in an adver-
tisement. of new goods and bar
gains offered. Read The adver-
tisement. and profit by its sug-
gestIons.
Will Frash's lunch counter is one
of the biggegt things in town. From
the day it was started it has been a
pronounced success. The attention
he gives to the wants of his custom
ers, is constantly leading to the
bringing out of some dish that suits
the public. Call ard see him.
DR.. Farquhar will be at the Rem
pei House on Tuesday & Wednesday,
Sept. 7th & Sth The Doctor locates
chronic diseases by making a chem
zeal eXamina ton Of the urine. No
physician ever visited this section SO
long as has tho doctor, and gave
such universal satisfaction by per-
forming many wonderful cures.
MIR. Frank Elliot, son of Al. El-
liot, celebrated the 11th annivers-
ary of his birth. Monday evening
last. Frank had a host of his
young friends with him on that oc-
casion and there was not much |
room for big folks. The young |
sters had joyful time and would /!
probably offer no objections if Frank
would celebrate about once month.
Will Frash's bake shoD was
burgiarized on Friday night last
ard a sack of f1onr and two loaves
of bread taken out. 1t IS report
ed that several attempts were
made to gain on entrance into
private residences the past week |
in different parts Of the town.
Get down your shot guns and
give the thieves a warm recep-
tioa.
Now comes Tom Calvin and savs
that Coroner Gage tells him the
earthquake shook two hundred
and fifty dollar vase ard gold watch
from a stand at his house also
got his piano out of tune so his wife
could not play and shook his best
Plymouth rock rooster from his
roost. The Coroner should. use his
G. W. Haichet on cherry tree and
unburden his mind.
The steadily Increasing trade of
Frash's Bakery is one of the best
recommendations that could be Civ
en- it. AS we have frequently no=
ted in these columns, one trial Of
the bread from that establishment
would convince any one of It's ex-
cellence and very many people have
profited by our advice. If you don't
use it, give 1t b trial and be conyinc
ed.
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