The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-06-24

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call on last Saturday.
MIR. Samuel Lee, of Starr, on
of the earliest subscribers to tn
. Sentinel, aid one of its best sup
porters, called TO see us last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Notestone, our county Treas
urer, was rushed with business thi
week, and an additional clerk wa
employed.
| Gov. Foraker and wife passet
through this place Monday, ol
their way TO Athens to attend com
mencemcnt at that place.
Levi. Burgess, the legal gentle
man from the Hooking Valley, was
pushing things in court here this
week, IN behalf of clients New
Lexington Herald.
ThCs. Johnston, last week sue
ceeded in getting a pension for
Christian Kritcs, cf Haydenville,
O., amounting to S400 per month
There will be a public sale of per-
sonal property at the residence of
the late Rev. JOS. A. Carnes, Falls
township, 2 miles north OF Logan
on Thursday, July sth.
Mr.. John Bowlby, of near Win
ona Furnace, and one of the first
settlers In that section of the coun-
try, died on Sunday afternoon and
was buried on Tuesday at Webb's
graveyard.
Mr.. John Boadamer, of Now
Straitsville. an old fashioned Dem
ocrat, and clover gentleman. was
in town on Saturday ,and..dld not for
get The Sentinel. Long may he
wave.
The followin ( il the number of
birth and deaths in Hooking coun-
ty for the yoar ending March 31st,
1856, viz:
Births 524.
Deaths 203.
Mr. John Shields, an old and
well known Democrat and..prominent
citizen of Ward township, died at
his home on Tuesday morning, of
heart disease. He was f:ty seven
years OF age, and leaves wife and
family, and many relatives and
friends to mourn his loss. 1
The County Commissioners yes
terday let the contracts for the su-
Of the following bridges
to the MotherwelI Iron and
Bridge Company of Logan, Ohio.
Frances bridge, Monroe township.
at 81 80; Polly EngIe bridge, Scio
to township. at 81. 80 and bridge att
Harrlsburgb, Darby towashin ai
81 So [CircleviiIe Democratic Her
aid.
George Boward. a small dry-1
goods dealer of Lima, against
whom a Judgment for $40 had
been taken by Chicago firm.
+ried 10 evade payment by pack
ng up his stock and starting for
A neighboring town, but a con-
stable gave chase, caught him
and took him BACK to Lima,
where charges were preferred
against him.
The members of the bar and
Republican editors of Union
md Logan counties have address.
I'd TO Judge John A. Price all
,pen letter. asking him to accept
/ denomination without the for
nality of a convention. Judge
'rice has decided TO abide by the
wishes of the vote.
Robert Rose. residing in the
southern part of Berlin town
hip, Mahoning county, died. aged
Oh. Deceased was gallant SOL
lier IN the war og 1912, and drew
pension. Uutil recently he
vas in excellent health and en-
friends by interestin g
tories of events nearly a century
!ga.
We were informed Monday bv D.
i. Moore that the wool clip of
locking county had been about all
old. The clip this year is about {
wenty per. cent less than it was {
ST. Though there was a slight ad- ]
'ance in the average selling price.
The prices paid this year were from
wenty iva to thirty cents per
'ound, while last year twenty eight
ents was the maximum.
At meeting of the School Ex- I
miners of Hooking county, held ]
n the Union School House, June i
9Th, there were 35 applications for
erti6cates; the following were e
uccessful: Fol- 4 years, A. N.
Brown. For 1 year: Frank Ad-
ock, Lizzie M. Brandt, G. F. Bee
y, Jesse c. Beery, VIM. Brashears,
}: w: Chidister, F. w. Dollisop. {