The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-05-06
Mr. I w Filing the nonnla,

,n young ScnOoI eAaHilher, WAS III
i ricd to Miss Ella Kirker on Tu
n, IN day OF last week. John, from sol
cause, which we ascribe to tImidi'
= forgot to send the Seut incl an in
tation, or any cake. He. howest
- started off well by subscribing
!. the Sentinel, and has our best WIS
j., es for long, successful and hap
life.
y This (Thurtlav) evening vi
complete the last course OF Pro
Peacork's German Glass. Th
week his class of new beginner
will have also finished their ter.
a of lessons. His sc..olars in thi
ctass have made excellent pre-
sress, while some of them hav
already become finished dancer:
The german was all that could b
asked for. 1t is Ieplete wit
novel and beautiful figures. w
are pleased TO mole the PROBES
sor's success. and learn that h,
will have another class of new
beginners.
Mr.. E. +. Donelson, who remov
ed from our county to Florida las,
January, has returned, and located
at Straitsville. He believes Ohio i:
a good place to live in. Neither the
climate nor complexion of ma
jority of the people suited him.
w. Fl. Wilson, who recently pur-
chased the business of Capt. W. B.
McCracken. is eeping the place up
to the standard of excellence that
distinguished it under his manage
ment. Mr.. Wilson keeps a quiet.
orderly p'acs, and invites the pEblic
to call and see him at his sample
rooms.
There is one man in town that
never complains of hard times, and
that is Jacob Fox Ia u recent con-
versaiion he said: TO complain
never helps business in The least. ]
fad there arc seas n of the year
when it is safe to expect fai!ing
off IN trade. II a man is once fair
ly established it is the old customers
that keep the business moving
Transient men may help 10 swell
the msjor.ty. SO to speak. but even
it is my experience that even with a
fl.lin, of of this braLcl. ] am abe
10 live" Mr.. Fox has bang been
known as enc of the mr-t successful
business men in the west end oi
town, and If has been l,y his indus
try, fair dealing with customers, and
that he has established |
trade that tides HIM over hard times i
without room for complaint. Cali
and see him at his place ON West
Huntcr street.
Raymond Belt, the we'll known
Ioun,!ryman in this city, reports
business SWINE better than ii was n;
his timc last year.
Squire Riason, the popular at
.orne.y of I.aureiviilc. WAS in the
.ity on Monday attending to legal
business, and in company with
charley Steele, an enterprising
,oung msn of that place, made us a
,leasant call. They report the
Democracy in happy condition and
'opeful spirit.
MARgIED-Tuesday evening,
irrl 9th, 1886. at the Lutheran
on Hunter street, by the {
Rev. L. +. Mittlcr. Mr., J W Filing ,
nd Miss Ella a Kirker, all of Lo- +;
an, o.
Miss Lida Baird has returned to '
er home at Ba:rd's Furnace from
'etrolt, Mich, where she has been 1
ttending art school the past win t
sr. f
Mr.. ROLAND Schwarz has passed
is second examination, which was
xo thirds of Ohio. or 1447 cards.
llssing only thirteen cards, giving /.
i'm 80 and one seventh per cent OF |
rade. The time occupied was one
our and fifty minHes. The high
egree of accomplishment makes
is appointment permanent, and I
INKS him among the best mail h
,ute agents IN the State. S
j. l.. Mitchell started for Colora =
o, Wednesday where he goes to t
.troduce and Sell his patent coal C
pple. y
David II. Kanods. the newly e. n
lied township clerk, and we'll '
nown cigar manufacturer, has late ;,
; moved into the Hartman buid a q
g on East Main Street and fitted t,
p rooms for his Office, and where
e will also continue to make ci- II
,rs. Mr.. Kanode will also retail =
gars. He has a special brand. r,
Ugh Art, which sells at 5 CENTS p
e keeps several other brands al e
stogles and tips, and extends a ="
'rdial invitation to-his old friends o
I'd customers to call and sec him. O
Did you ever hear of set of men q q
tting up all night playing "seven q
D. Mack? No smokee, no back l;
, no drinkee, lots fun alice sameel "
es-i,ke helIee d