The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-08-12

Mrs. DR. Dye.
, Smiley Delp was kicked by horse Fri
day. Smiley is all right but the horse lia
been lame ever since.
Uncle John Nutter starts for Indiana to
day, where lie will spend some time visit
ing friends,
The Fire Department yesterday received
q new Hook and Ladder Truck. We will
have more to say On this subject next
week.
1--WE learn that Nelson 4 Camp, of Nelson.
vile, were instrumental in making the
sale of six thousand acres Of Vinton county
land, mention of which is Hade in our
mining notes this week. They received
100000.
We have 1t from Uncle Mike Risley, that
| Emanuel Crook narrowly escaped death
by drowning at Mldlleport. Sunday last
Mr.. Crooks missed mis- footing while step
ping from the steamer to the wharf-bOat
and was precipltated into the water, He
was assisted from the water by Mack Col
lumber.
We learn that the Kanawha = Ohio Rail-
way has completed arrangements and will
from Monday. August 9Th, run trains from
Charleston, w. Va. to Corning. tits also
reported that this company has arranged TO
run trains through from Charleston w VA,
to Columbus, U. 1t will be o matter Of
much qualification to patrons OF the road
to know that the run Is TO be made from
Charleston to Columbus without chan,e.
This is q move In the right direction.
In our reference last week to the di stribu.
ton Of "flthy lucre" by the council, VIC did
not wish to be understood as filiag objec-
tions to the payment Of any sum to any
person or persons. As we understood 1t.
the council has the right to make contracts
and we think, Is wise enough to do it in a
business like way. This does not. howev-
er. change our belief that the work on the
alley back of Collins store was too costly.
II We hnve plenty of funds and taxes are
not already too high, we will agree that IL
Is right, although people in other portions
of the town may have to wait several years
for much needed Improvements. And by
the way. the work on the alley does
not seem to have been finished!
Mr.. u. J. Cresa p is one Of the oldest and
best known Merchant Tailors In this city.
During the M my years he has bee n in bust. |
ness here, he has enj oyec the confidence
OF the people and has been able to meet all |
for hetrade III this Ealley.-3
He studies to please. Hell Heldispltyx.excellensj
taste and sound judgment in his selection !
OF stock. During the past week he has re- |
ceived some OF the robbiest suitings that |
have ever been brought in to the city, and |
at s1ch prices as to be in the reach OF all. |
He In vites ageneral inspection of his stock |
by the public
Carney Pickering, of Logan, spent
with his parents at this
place. Athens Journal. |
We are still watching the move
mems of Uncle Dan'I. We have
an interesting article on his last
escapade for next week.
Our former townman, Mr.. VIM.
II. Wclzel, of Logan, was motto
able Athens visitor during the past
week.-[Athens Messenger.
James Motherwell, of the Moth
erwell Iron and Steel Co, Logan
o., was IN Charleston Oh Tuesday.
-[Charles:on (W. Va) Tribune.
Mr.. Sam. Elem, formerly clerk q,
the RempcI House, is to be delivery
clerk in the Lancaster post office
under Shellenbeger, the new post
Thos. Rochester and his two
boys attended the reunion at
Somerset Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Tom was a member of the
3lst regiment.
C. W. McClintock, of Logan, sec
retary of the Hooking Valley Fire
Brick Co. smiled on his many
friends at this place last Tuesday.
Times.
Mr.. Brown, State Commission
er of Schools, together with, Mr..
Albert Leonard, a prominent,
young educator of this county.
:alIed al this Office yesterday.
Will Sterre tt, OF Logan, spent
Sunday in this city.
Geo. NJ Mumford, of Logan, was
n town Tuesday.
Miss Efie Bagley of Logan, is the
guest of Mrs. DIR. Butt this week.
Valley Register.
Sandy Griswold has very like
y received word throu gh jew
sh clothier or some other child
IF Gallilee, that Outhwaite will
come out of Franklin with a solid
delegation. These men that come
from the walls ofJerusalem!
Despite the warm weather
Johnny Frash is one of the busi
est men in town. A representa-
i've of this paper called at bis
,lace yesterday and found the
grocery crowded with customers.
l large bill of new goods was just
coming in. No one excels John ,
n getting hold of the best coun-
ry produce, and if you want
something good 10 eat, he can
Iurnish if.
Card Of Thanks.
We desire to offer our sincere thanks to
he members of the Fire Department and ,
he citizens of Logan for evidence of their