The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-09-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rose Heit is visiting friends
Pleasant Hill, o.
A good many Lngat' people visit
ed the Laurelville fair last week.
Mrs. Hattie Parker has heen vi
fling friends in this vicinity ft
some time.
r. w. Kethes has returned frol
Milwaukee and work oil the ne
mill will now be pushed as rapid
as possible.
Dan Heff, jr.. stai ted for Clncin
natl, Monday. in which city he es
poets to visit friends for sewers
weeks.
John Lutz has been at Warren
O., this week. witness IN the Web
ster murder trial now going on a
that place.
Charley Dill. the Western Uniol
manager at this place, has returne,
from Chicago and is again on duty
The City Council has author.
lied Solicitor White 10 codify th,
Ordinances, the price for which
work shall not exceed 500.
Gen. Wolf went to Columbus
Monday t. get his bills for the Ec
Unien. The local papers are doing
tho advertisihs free.
Tho devil has an sblc and distin-
guished representative in the per
son of the scissors grinder.
T. F. Mccarthy has moved intn
his father In laws house, JohL
Murphy, on east Hunter street.
Our able Prosecuting Attorney,
v. C. Lowry, spent Sunday with
hls father family near "A Athens.
A list of tho Committees for the
forthcoming reunion, is published
on the LIST page.
Col. Womeldorf, the genia. 'rav-
cling Passenger agent of Q. Fl. & t.
Ry-, was in the city on Monday
billing the town for the 50 90 round
trip to Charleston.
The Misses Hattie Ackers and Al.
icc Dean. were the guests of Miss
Vite a,kson, at Lonsstreth last
week.
The Motherwell Iron and Steel
Company secured the contract for
six new iron bridges in Meigs coun
ty last week.
A. f. McGrath of the Democrat
Enquirer. of Macarthur. O.. was
IN this city Monday looking sfter
the interests of the Southern Ohio
District Fair. to be held at that
place Sept. 29th, 80 and October
LIST.
j.. The last Quarterly meeting for
this conference year was held at the
N. E. Church in this city, Saturday
and Sunday last. Rev. A. c. KeI-
ly, the Presiding Elder. was assisted
by Rev G. w. Laih.
A severe storm visited the south
end of this county Friday afterr oon
last. A good many sheds we're un
rooted at the LaurelviiIe Fair. ground
and severarpersous reported severe
ly injured. The same storm struck
Portsmouth and broke up the re
union at that place.
Attention is called to the AMI
published elsewhere
of the New Lexington Fair. 1t is
managed by liberal and.inteIli-|
gent directors. and those of our
citizens who attend either as eX
hlbitors or visitors, will meer
with courtesy and attention.
The School Board have ap
pointed Prof. Sparks. a graduate
of the Blind Asvlum, 10 teach
Music in our public schoolt. The
professor is an accomplished mu-
slcian. and we hope will prove
an efficient teacher.
Remember, Phil Slisher keeps
constantly fresh Baltimore Oys-
Lers and the best Celery. Don't
forget this
The French. professor who got
in Logan, was put af1oat
the generosity of the
Naval department. French pro
fessors should keep little ''closer
away" from the Rhineland Of
Hooking.
John Field, the boy reported
50 seriously injured by being
brown from atraln at Straitsville
asst week. died at his home in
his place Thursday afternoon
asst.
County Treasurer Notestone
las returned from visit among
riends in the south part of the
ounty.
George Roller, besides supply
NO customers with all kinds Of
Feed for stock, keeps the choicest
,rands of Family Flour from the
celebrated Winchester Mills.
Reduced rates on all the Rail.
Dads for The Re Union, Sept. 30,
Jet. 1st and I'd.