The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-03-29
~Oysters and Soup, every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
Kirstein's.
LOCAL ITEMS.
DOnOvan-ArtiStic Tailor.

DOnOvan--ArtiStic Tailor.
Mrs. McCllntock, who has been
quite i'll the past week, is about well
again.
If you want q good buggy, surry,
wagon or road cart, 90 to Comfy Dc
Higgins to buy it.
We present our readers with
some interesting matter this
week, on Easter, the new year of
Christians.
The OHIO Farmers Insurance
Company makes a specially of
Farm Property. See j. T. McCor-
mick, Logan, o.
Ex- Congressman Converse. of
Columbus. was in the city On last
Monday, attending to some legal
matters in our court.
The Ohio Farmers Insurance
Company writes School Houses and
Churches at low rates. See ]. T.
Mccormick, Logan, o.
Mr.. Gus Riff and family, for
merly of our town, and for some
time past at Pt. Pleasant, have
removed to Columbus.
Bro. Willard, late of The Re
publican Gazette, is in Columbus
this week, looking up matters re-
Hating to the coming Centennial.
John Slisher is sole agent for the
sale of McMullin's White Lab!ed
Bass Ale. This choice beverage
can be had only at Slisher's counter.
The time will soon be here for
Garden Making. If you are want
ing Rakes, Hoes, or Spading Forks,
go to Comfy & Higgins to buy
them.
Our readers will, we know, ap
preclate the sermon of Rev. Will
1iams nm fha death of Mr.. s. r
Westenhaver, which by request,
is published elsewhere.
The Missionary Social at the res
idence of A. Steinman on last Sat-
urday evening was very interesting.
Several papers were read and all
prese Mt enjoyed a good time.
The Hooking and Ohio Valley
Editorial Association hold their an
nual business meeting in Logan to-
day. They are entertained to din
ner at the Rempel by friends in Lo.
gan.
Free lunch Saturday evening, at
Phil SIisher's. A whole lamb will
be roasted, enough TO satisfy the
multitude that will call in. Nc
MulIen's White Labled Bass Ale
specially.
The report of the Corporation
Clerk publishes elsewhere, shows
a healthy condition of our finan-
cial affairs. The balance in the
Treasury is about the Surplus
needed.
Mr.. Niche, of the Notherwell
Iron and Steel Co., obtained for
them recently the contract for a
large three-span bridge. IN Shelby
county. Tennessee, undertaking a
number Of opponents.
The Bird House which Mr.. Hen
Lutz is making Is an oddity In orig
lnal,ty of design, and a model and
marvel of mechanical skill. Gen.
Hurst insists that 1t shall bo sent on
exhibition at the Centennial.
The committee appointed at the
last meeting of the Hooking Coun-
ty Service Pension Association have
received three hundred and twenty
five names to a petion in favor of
the Rated Service Pension Bill.
Mr.. Jno.- NJ. White, one of our
most deserving young men, has
bought Mr.. Turner's coal yard
and will'continue the business as
heretofore. We bespeak for him
q liberal patronage from the
public.
When Newt Collins leaves the
SENTINEL Office, as he necessarily
must do, after making a call, he
locks the door as he goes out
This keeps the fighting editor in,
and gives Newt the advantage of
time in his escape.
Mr.. John TennahilI has opened
q General Notion Store in his room
two doors west of the Logan Man.
ufacturing Co.'S ware room, at which
almost any article can be obtained.
Something of this kind has long
been needed in Logan and we be-
speak for Mr.. Tennahill liberal pat
ronage.
On the occasion of a recent Wis
it to S traitsvllle, we stopped at
the Curran Hotel, and had the
very best of entertainment. A
halt dozen or more of Logan peo-
pie were in town at the same
time, and all stopped with Bob.
We suggest to all our readers
when in Straitsvllle, to do like
wise.
Annie McGinnis, who was arrest
ed at Monday some time ago OH the