The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-20
Domoyan--Artistic Tailor.


DomOvan--Artistic Taii0l
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Dolf Stedem is at home on visit.
Chas. Hart, of St. Louis, is visitiI
his parents in this city.
Mrs.B. W. Carlisle and son RalI
are vi sting relatives in Logan
DR.. Williams, of Holton, Kansas,
visiting re latives in this vicinity.
The N o,herwell Iron and Steel Go
are putting in new boiler this week.
Emmift Kreidcr. of Salt Lake Cit.
is ,isitiny his home near Enterprise.
Stoves ana Tinware cLeap. Com
WORK q BAKER.
All work in the way Of Spoutinf
Roofing, ETC., well done by
Frank Collins returned Satur
day 10 Iowa.
Rev. d. G. Thomas leaves mex
Monday for Conference.
Next Tuesday is Methods
Day at the Columbus Centennial
Isaao Blosscr, of Holton, Kan., ii
visiting relatives in Logan this week
Noah Nannemaker. of Bafa via
Iowa, is visiting relatives in. this
vicinity.
Andy Kern. of Oil City, Pa. , i
visiting relatives in tins vicinity
this week.
John Slisher is the first dealer
TO supply our citizens with fresh
Bulk Oysters.
Bulk and Canned Oysters and
Celery can be had a Slisher's du
ring the season.
George Collins and family, of
Illinois, are visiting their uncle,
j. L. and Z. q. Collins.
Parties wanting any Of the State
Reports can obtain them BY calling
on C. II. Buerhaus at his office.
Chas Parker and Ed Sanderson
have goEe TO Columbus, whose they
will contiruo their medical studies
Lieut.. j. c. Cresap, wife and
son, are visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. d. j. Cresap IN this city.
Fl. S. Becry. of Cameron. Mo-, an
old subscriber and pleasant gentle
man. gave US q pleasant call last
Saturday.
The Ohio M. E. Conference
convenes at Columbus next
Wednesday at Town street NJ.
T.. Church.
Come 10 llar.man's Hall FIJI
day evening and hear w. RI
Price On Tariff In LIS Relation
To Labor"
Mrs. L A. Oliver, of Nolaway |
County, No.. and VIM. Joseph, ol
Alma. Mich.. are waiting N. w
Hamblin in this c'ty.
For tee,hiug danger use Rine
harts Syrup Blackberry; sure.
safe; 40 opium. 25c.
+. HARRINGTON.
Does the tariff protect the Ia
boring mani VIM. L. Price will
answer this question at Hart.
mans Hall Oh Friday evening.
Come out everyb ,dy.
Hon. John I. Moore, of Jack
con, O.. vii! address the Irohi,
bitionist's Convention Saturday
afternoon at the Court House,
and will also speak at night.
Marrie2 at the Lutheran par.
sonage, Logan, O.. Sept, 19th.
1888. by Rev. L. F. Miller, Mr..
Harry II. Dayton and Miss An
geline Bowers, ali of Hooking
county.
Wm. Dunlap ana wife, of War
eaw. Ind, and ID. II. Warthman,
of Shelby county. ILL.,, guests of B
Il. higgins and wife for the past
week, have returned to their homes
in the west.
VIM. z. Price will address the
Cleveland Club on Friday even
ing at Hartinan's Hall. A cor .
dials invitation is gwen TO all
Democrats, as also to Republi
cans who are not too greatly ,
2rejndiced to listen 10 a Demo. 8
cratic speech. f
The Saloon aid Restaurant of '
John SIisker supplies the hungry c
and thirsty with the best Beer. c
choice Wines. pure Kentucky I
liquors. chicken. oysters, celery,
&c. His lunch counter 9
is immense. n
Married at St. Johns Church Z
on last Tuesday morning by FIR. d
Cady, Mr.. John Geiger 10 Miss q
Theresa Ucker. In the evening 4
a ball was given at Fox's hall in ,
honor OF The newly married Z
couple, and the jolly crowd in y
attendance kept up The festivities
until late hour. We wish the o
couple happiness and prosperity r..
In the absence of Mr.. j. N. 81
Kessler, his business in Logan is b
we'll conducted by Mr.. John B.
Stedem, who caters to the wants
,f his patrons as well an old q,
experienced hand. John delights :;
N setting out a cool. foaming T.
glass of Lager, or if you desire .
stronger, then pure =
I'D rye or bourbon. The oyster &c