The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-07-01

AZ bllly wilson ana IL SnOuiu no
be forgotten. This young maj
knows how the public desires to b
entertained, and will do it in grea
shape. Mr.. Wilson will be fOunt
at McCracken's old staud.
As the season Is nearly at close
Mary and Kate Kessler are sellin.
their Millinery stock at unusuall.
low prices. They invite their many
Gu TONERS to call-if they want bar
gains before the present stock l:
closed out.
Yank Mccarthy is remodeling his
room in the Frash block, and vii
this week put in two new billiard IA
bles and ono new pool table. HI
expects to be in shape to receive
his fricndI by Saturday, and asks
them TO drop around.
For the next thirty days there
will be a great closing out sale of
Millinery goods at Mrs. Haines.-
The end of the season is now at
hand and she is determined to dis
poe OF her stock. Ifyou want bar
gains don't fail to see her.
The Free Lunch at Phil Slisher's
still continues to be one of the big
gest things on earth. Saturday
next Capt. Geo. Bright and Ger.
John Slisher will lay themselves out
in an entertainment that will sur
pass all others in town. Call and
see them.
VIM. Waner Is now driving a
new delivery wagon. and by the
way ono of the handsomest IN town.
Since Mr.. Waner has taken the
agency of the celebrated Schlee's
beer, he has succeeded in building
up substantial trade, and contin-
ues to be one of the most popular
dealers In town.
Reber q 20 still have an unusu-
ally large trade in Picture Frames.
They have q very complete stock
and the prices are so low that no
one with pictures neod be without
frames. They have modern appli-
canoes for cutting and fitting
frames, and ask the public to call
and see them.
Geo. Hartman is still driving
away at the old stand in the East
end Everything in the way of GAR
den truck, produce, &C., can be
found at this place. Andy Holl
says they expect to celebrate in the
good old way, and has no doubt but
what they will have good crowd to
assist them. Go down to Hart
mans.
John Ucker at his shop opposite
the Rempel House, has one of the
finest meat markets in the city -
This week he will prepare especially
for the 4th of July, and persons
wanting fine roast or luscious
steak or spring lamb for that day,
should call On him.
Joe Kcssler will give our citizens
a surprise Saturday evening, by
his oyster parIors, where
will be served in all styles. fresh
New York Oysters, together with
Kalamazoo Celery and other fxings.
During the heated term. Mr.. Kes
sler will have Fresh Oysters every
Saturday evening, by the can or
dish. Don't forget this.
The old reliable firm of Else &
McLain have put out some of the
most beautiful monuments that were
ever set up in this or surrounding
counties. The choice of material,
the elegance of finish and the price,
have kept them constantly employ
ed, and they have now consequent
ly lots of work on their hands. but
with facilities for doing more. They
keep constantly on hand Columbus
Lime, Cements. etc., and ask an in
spection of stock.
All there! Jocob Fox at his
place IN the West end, is making
special arrangements for the glori
GUS 4th. As the National holiday
on Sunday, he will celebrate
on Saturday and Monday, and ex-
tendsa general invitation to the pub
lie to be present and take part
John Wesley lIaines will positively
read the Declaration of Indepen-
dence.
As We sit at our desk day after
day writing editorials OIL the In
Urinary and kindred evils, we occa-
'ionally look over into John E
Rauch's Shoe Store and note the
crowds that flock to that old and re-
liable stand for boots and shoes. II
Now the excellence OF the goods and
he price is what catches the pub
nc, and we would say to the public,
persist in we'll doing. Young John
.one of the handsomest young
men in town, occupies a bench in
The salesroom. He is a skillful
workman and is crowded with work.
Don't forget to see John E. R'uch
before buying your shoes.