The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-19

saw MN. IL IS supposed ne "de u
the lonesome retirement of the fe
publican Gazette Office.
! Tho blizzard prevailing ir the
northwest has net yet affected I'll
seriously. either in the way oi
SNOW or intense cold. our worst
affection being the ICY pave
ments.
Mr. William Bow'and, of Marion
township, this coantg, VAS found
6csd in bed last Wednesday morn
ing. Mr. Bow.anG was one of the
pioneers of Marion, and was respect
ed by all who knew HIM. His fun
eral took place at Harmony church
last Saturday.
The Harmison's don't fear the
sleet. nor are not scared by the
prophesy of a blizzar;i. Thew
know the sun will shine and the
people will come TO town. Hence
they present handseme adver
tisement in this weeks paper. Ii
ia goo / reading at the leo bound
fireside.
Weipub!ishIelsewhere the finan-
cial statement Of the time tried
and fire tested Phoenix Insurance
Company The statement shows
it to be on solid foundations. It's
business is constantly increasing.
The local agent, Mr.. L. S. Bort,
will take pleasure in giving par
ticuisrs TO all who want reliable
insurance.
Phil Siisher not only surpasses
all others in bis Bar and Lunch
attractions, but is ap with tho
foremost in The grocery line. in
his supply Of canned goods. his
fresh bread. crackers, cakes and
buns. and in his Oyster trade
Ills canned and bulk oysters are
received daily and can always be
relied on as .fresh. Give him a
call when y6u want something
yery nice.
The German Detective drew a
fair audience at Renlpel's Opera
II use, last Saturday evening,
anu the performance gave gen
sral satisfaction. The printers of
The Sentinel are indebted to Geo.
Il. Gage for "comps' on this oc-
casion. George has a warm side
for tie printer, and With all his
b,is!ling daily business he don!
fJrset them.
The Deem farm in Starr town
,'np was sold hy the Sheriff last
~eck. 70 L. &. Culver, President of
tho Rrccaon Coal Co. The farm is
said to he very rich in coal aud
ron and will make Il -aluab.e addi |
ion TO the alreat: J valuable proper
y Of the Raccoon Company. The
arm sold fer 81, ,es0 more than lis |
,persised vaius. al .uEusuai thing
u our county.
Al union meeting held IN the |
Methodist church, in Logan, Sab |
oath evening, Jan. g.. after d |
'ermo., by the Bible agent. Rev.
iiilett, of Cleveland, The liock
ne Co. Bible Society was reor-
renizea, ani The following officers
we're elected fnr the ensuing
ear: President, Rev. j. +. VIII!
Jams; Depository, L. Barring |
on; Secretary, j. p. Rochester
L. A. Culver.
Grand Rapid Democrat: Alden
senedi,t and company ciose,!
heir engagement at Powers
Grand last evening The perform |
lnce ran smoothly. and was en-
received by the
,ouse. AIR. Benedict was suffer
ng from q severe cold, and con-
'equentiy any criticism OF his
Toice would be unjus'ifiabIe.-l
fhe stage settings were beautiful
md Mr.. BeH edict acquitted him
self creditably.
They appear at Rempel's 0p |
IRA House Friday evening.
Arthur acCouriney on last SAT
,rday bought at Sheriff's sale the
i'd Davis farm of !20 acres situat
ID shout s miles south of Logan for
1890 90. 1t is understood that
acConrtney intends to engage in
he raising of rabbits aud ground
quirrels tor the proprietors of Ash
AVE. We trust he may realize in
lis hopes and have rabbit or two
o spare for Green's S.ltcreek farm,
Fhc'e according to Hen Trimmer 8
Experience on some of his own pos
essiuns there will be no cats around
D modest the Bunnies.
DON'T EXPERIMENT.
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