The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-02
Judge iFriesner is holding court in
this week,

; Judge iFriesner is holding court il
, Lancaster this week,
In the drawing of the juries, War,
township has had u recognition.
Rev. Patton. residing in the Mrs. DR.
Williams property, who has been seri
ouxly i'll for some weeks, is getting well
A number Of regiments of the Ohit
National Guard, are planning to hole
their annual encampment this year a
Ash Cave.
Ifyou want Champion Mower. Rea.
per. or Binder. or a Champion Drill
Th-mas Rake, or Section Harrow, call
on F. +. Rempel.
Everybody. sven the sighi police
saw the eclipse, except the gas govern
ors. They are hiding fro m the IRvesti
eating eye ol the town Council.
/ Mr. Buerhaus who has been detained
| at home the past week Oh account OF
the serious illness of his wife, went to
Columbus yesterday. Mrs. B is con-
Saiescing.
Our project to build soldiers mon
ument on the public square is meeting
| with general approval All soldiers will
contribute little, and it may be our
Commissioners could De induced to aid
the enterprise by an allowance.
Frank Myers prophesied tha. there
would be no mo.e ice this winter. On
last Friday morning when he came TO
his shop, the thermometer recording 3
degrees below zero. he vas astonished
- find about Two tons Of 7-inch ice
built up against his door. beering this
placard, Here's your ice." Frank
blames i: on the hundred year almau-
&C.
Isaac Koniner had a valuable
horse kicked on Friday last, and
probably permanently disabled.
Tho aged wife Of Uncle John
Nu'ter was buried today. There
is a large attendance from Logan.
Obituary next week.
Ex-commissioner Karshner and
vile, of Saltcreek, made a visit
TO Logan this week. and were
heartily welcomed by their mary
fri ends.
Yankee Moore az "Our John
athan," played to a large house
last Tuesday evening. Mr.. Moore
is excellent in his role, and kept
The audience in a roar of laugh
Ter. His support was good, and
the orchestra rendered some fine
music during the play.
Everybody who attended the
play, Enlisted for The War;" al
the City Hall last week. is loud |
in lis praise. The cast was made |
up OF lln.as talent. The play Is |
good one and none should have
lost the opportunity to see i'll
GAINESVILLE (O9 Republican.
At ihe election of officers ofl
The Agriculture society, held on
january %. 1883. the following
named gentlemen were elected
10 the following Offices: For
President year, May. lard Pond
Tor Vice President year. n. W.
iamb!in; for Directors. Henry
Trimmer, James Little, l. n. Col
ins, John Hansei.
The weather on last Saturday
vas favorable 10 those who
Watched The eclipse OF ;he moon.
viii, h ionk place at that time.
The sky was clear, and the mnom
nigh enough in The heavens, that
II he most interesting stage, or
when The shadow of The earth
Vas passing from the SUI face OF
he moon, it was plainly visible
II this part OF The country.
At The recen! nrai oricaI contest
It The Athens university, Mr. |
'ayres of Perry county, won the
he frsi prIze. He will represent
us university at Columbus Oh
he 10Th, in the state contest. and
successful AS we hope he may
re- wfHrrrrr-rut Ohio Il the in.
ernational debate to be held at
indianapolis. HIS subject was
Anarchy" live question for
he student in these times, dis
urbed peacefulness. Judge
Bright and Rev. Moore of Logan.
Fere two of The distinguished
udges at the Interesting debate
Married. Jan. %. 1888. Mr.. John s
lansel. of Mercer Co.. AM MISS
,lIza Meldrim, of Hooking Co., +,
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