The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-03-11

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bus, o.
Simon Dolan, of Columbus, O..
is IN town.
Mrs. Gus. Magoon is visiting friends
in Lancaster, o.
". w, Wickham, Of Westerville
o., is in the city.
Gen. Terry has been appointed
to succeed Gen. Hancock.
There was born 10 Mr.. aud Mrs
Cliff Garret, at Union Furnace, a
son IN Tuesday last
Dr. Il l. Flowers, an old physi.
clan Of Lancaster, O., is dangerous.
ly III.
NJ. Granwood, a miner al
Wells,on, o, was killed by n fall
of slate Tuesday.
James Kcnna, II boy Of eleven
years, had his foot mashed while
trying to board a train at Athens.
Saturday last.
The only things needed at the
Reform farm, is Il stand. pipe and
artesian well. With these addi.
uons, Sandy Gnswold, could
probably run in kill.deers on the
Statesman at Columbus next
year for turkeys.
Mr.. Geo. Bright is not a candi.
date for Township Treasurer. His
name was announced without his
knowledge or consent. He de-
sires 10 thank his friends, but
respectfully declines.
City Clerk, Gage, is hard al
work on his books. preparing
the annual report Of that Office.
George is an efficient officer and
during his term OF service, given
good satisfaction.
a large section of men were put
to work on the Karshner railroad
last Sunday, for tho purpose of
cleaning ont the cuts at this end
Two fat cars were secured from the
Hooking Valley and now the work
of putting the road in proper shape
begun in earnest Border News.
Our correspondent Zero, who
seems 10 lie as cold as his name
implies, presents communica-
ton on our first page this week.
:ipon The popular amusement of
Progressive Euchre. We would
he pleased to have reply from
4 he defense.
Mayor H. @. Drnkle observed
his birthday last Sunday by grand
dinner at his Broadway residence
Among the guests present we're
Representative Byron Wydmsn,
Charles Wydman, member of the
Cincinnati CRY Council, and Judge
Fricsncr, of Lcgan.-[Lancaster
Republican.
The Wel!ston Argus says &C.
F. Eisele is repairing and enlarg-
ing the old Snallwood propert, I.
on N. Heard street, which he re-
Gently purchased of D. F. Ed
wards. The dwelling will pre-
sent quite handsome appear
ance when finished. lie is rails
ing it from story and a half TO
two stories in height and IS 9th
erwise improving ii.
The Hamden Enterprise says
"A new lot of schemers are at
work in the country, selling trees
10 farmers. Their way is to plant
out several acres of apricots, the
farmer 10 take care of them and
give half the fruit to the seller Of
the trees. They make out a con-
tract which the farmers sign
agreeing to pay so much at the
end Of FIVE years. Have nothing
10 do with these men,"
The party given by Col. Rem
pei and wife. Thursday evening
last, in honor of the Misses Cool
man, oi Ravena. O., was one of
the most delightful events of the
season. The attendance was
large and the festivities kept up
to a late hour. During their
stay in The city, the Misses Cool
man have made a host of friends,
who, while regretting their de-
parture, will look forward with
pleasure TO the time when they
may come again.
At a meeting of the Board of
Public Works at Columbus, o.,
Miss Maggie Case was re-appointed
Collector on this branch of the Hook.
ing canal. This, we consider com.
mendable act on the
part of The Board. and will meet
the appreciation of a great majority
of our people. Miss Case has prov
en- herself capable in every Way and
has discharged the duties of tic OF
fee IN a highly satisfactory manner,
and the appointment IS not only
wise, but just. Mr. Jones deserves
the kindest regards of our people for
the interest he has taken in this
matter. HIS course. we think, from