The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-09
, ~Oysters and Soup, every
day, including Sundays, at JShnny
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Arch Kreig is at home from
Cincinnati on a short visit.
Mr.. Vim. Waner is in Cincin
NAH replenishing the stock at hi
new quarters.
We regret to learn thai Mr.. r
w. Keynes is suffering from an at
tack of bronchitis.
Mr.. Dan Ackers has bou. hit the
Ferris property on Mulberry street
Consideration 81 100.
Miss Fan Foster. of Lancaster.
IS the guest oftbe Misses Blanche
Ambrose and Fan Bowen this
week.
The Logan Mgf. Co. have. put
put new glass in the front Of
Miller & Cases drug store IN
place of that injured by the late
fire.
Mrs. Caroline Richmann. aged
IS years. eldest sister of the Jour-
gefsmier brothers of this place.
died at her residence in Elgin.
H., on Friday last.
Mr.. e B. Comfy and Mr. John
Hansen have exchanged properties.
Comfy taking the Hansen property
Oh Culver street in exchange for his
property on Front street.
A bunch of keys was picked up
on the market square and left n
Rempel's drug store. where the
owner can get them by calling
on Coroner G. g. Gage.
Mics Lulie Burgess had a 10
year old birthday party Tuesday
evening. The guests were numer.
Gus. the presents appropri'e and
pleasant time enjoyed by all.
The Macarthur Record ays:-I
Samuel Appleman, who is now
engaged in The livery business at
Logan. was shaking hands with
friends in Macarthur. last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Dalt Cline of Fl. Scott.
Arkansas, who las been spend
jng the last month visiting rela |
tiyes and friends in SelsonvilIe |
and Logan. returned home last
Monday.
The movement 10 establish, a
public library IN Logan is meet
ins with general approval. A
Jew more shares to The capitai
rtock taken, and the books will
be DoughI.
Ninety men stepped up Ia ibe
desk ri The MOiherweil Works,
Tuesday evening. for their semi
.mon.hiv pay. II was he largest
paw roll since The location OF the
works, and shows them TO be i'm
q prosperous condition.
Senator Rannsils OF Nc cArihur.
was in The city on last Friday. in
close consultation with Gen. Sam
Westenhaver, explaining. no
doubt, how it happened that The
General was moi one of the cho
sen of the Senatorial caucus ring.
Mr.. r. F. Price was in attend
ance at Court i'm Athens Tins
week. The case in which he wa.
interested as administrator Of
Judge Grogan, was continued on
account of the illness of Judge
Guthrie, who is also an attorney
in the case.
Miss V. +. Davis has inst re-
turned from Columbus, where she
was engaged as book compost,
Tor in the publishing house of
WIN. G. Hubbard & Co. She
formed many pleasant acquain
.tances and gained The friendship
of her employers.
The bill of Representative
Buerhaus for the enlargement Of
the culvert under the canal in
Logan. should pass. The Stale
interests will not be damaged,
and the health and comfort Of
many citizens in Logan will be
greatly benefited.
Miss Mary Gould had a 18th
birthday party lasl night IS pleas
ant company of schoal males and
companions made the evening a
delightful one 10 all. and to Miss
Mary especially in the assurance
she has OF possessing so many
friends as she passes into the period
of her teens.
Vim. Wnner and Chris Holl hav
taken lease on Jake KelIpr's Gro
cery, and will continue the bust
ness as heretofore The patrons ,
of this Ioug established e,tubIi- h
men; arr requested 10 contin &c :;
their patronage, assured of kid
treatment and every possible a.. .
{ oommodation.
The heaihens of the Republican
Gazette, either in sinful malice or {
pitahle ignorance. misquote the
Bible and substitutes for The most S
con.ullng sleep beloved Sheep @
he Gazette men have evidently Z,
more "wool tariff in their minds '
lhan Sunday School lessons. {
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