The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-19
LOCAL ITEMS.
D0nOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.

Board took their place on last Mon
day evening.
Mr.. Henry Hansel has purchased
the property cf DR.. Dollison on
West Main street.
Farm property, dwellings and
live stock insured. See j. 7.
Mccormick, Logan, o.
Mrs. Godecke, OF Columbus, is
visiting her son. Mr. S. N. Go
decke in this city.
The weather for the week has
been favorable for growing crops
in all agricultural district.
Catarrh causes ear trouble,
hence DR.. Rarman, Eye and Ear
Specialist, Lancaster, treats ca
.tarrh and has cured or relieved
many cases.
Judge Stcinman and Rev. d. r.
Moore we're appointed as delegates
from the Athens Presbytery to the
General Assembly at Philadelphia,
next month.
The Athens Journal appeared
last week in q snt, spanking.
new, spring suit. as pretty as the
crocuses, and chirrlpy as the blue
bird. Compliments and congrat-
.ulaflons.
Ed Bebout, of Anderson, West
Virginia, writes to his father OF
this place, that he has struck a
valuable rein of zinc, for which
he has refused $4,000. This is
good luck forsyoung Bebout.
Mr.. Robt. Lee, of Starr, under
vents surgical operation last week,
which was successfully performed
by DR.. Dye and Frank McClin-
took. Mr.. Lee will soon be able to
return home.
See 1. Bee, of the Athens Jour
nal, advertises for a cat. What
he wants of a cat no man knows,
and we are afraid 10 ask. 1t may
be that he has rats about him.
and a pennyroyal cat is a good
iutimidafor. But We pass.
The new pound in in running Or
der and the new Marshal! is dong
his duty with regard to stray ami
mails of all kinds. We heartily
endorse the Marshall in this course
as it is nuisance to haye animals
running loose in the streets.
Mrs. Smith, a returned missionary
from China, made very interesting
talk at the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday evening, a large crowd
being IN attendance. The first
lecture by Mr.. Moore on ''Creation,'
was postponed until next Sunday.
Col. Wells, of the Nelsonville
News. was in the city last satur-
day. He came out of the election
without scars or scares. He still
has hundred thousand libel suit
pending. This gives him lofty
standing.
Mrs. Luman Baker, who died at
the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Culver, at Des MONIES, Iowa. will
be buried in Logan, at 2 o'clock to-
day. The funeral will be from the
residence of Mr.. Ed Baker, Father
Cady conducting the religious ex-
ercises.
On April II, is and 10, the Co
lumbus, Hooking Valley and To-
iedo Railway, will sell round trip
excursion tickets to Dayton, O.,
at one fare for the round trip,
good returning until April Goth,
inclusive. Tickets on sale at all
principal stations.
Col. Hayward has bought the
Shawnee Banner and proposes to
make 1t the model paper of Per-
ry county. He has taken to his
help, Thad Alien of "ours," one
OF the best printers in the State
to help ont this week, and if the /
Banner don't appear with less
apple butter on the next Issue.
and with a more artistic make |
up, we will execute Thad, and
cut on the exchange, the Banner.
Phil Slisher, always up with |
the times in the way Of giving |
our citizens delicacies, has just
received a barrel of fresh Poto-
mac shad. Fine, fresh Balti-
more oysters always on hand.
Go to Slisher's today and get a
shad, if you would ENJOY some
thing nice. The usual Saturday
night free lunch will be spread,
to which all are invited.
John Ucker had or sale at his
meat market Saturday last. the
largest beef ever slaughtered in
Hooking county. 1t dressed over
100 pounds. He will have its
mate on Saturday next, equally
as fat and large. These prize
cattle were raised and fatted IN
this county, and would do credit
to the blue grass region of Ken
lucky. Mr.. Ucker invites all TO
come TO his market on Saturday,
and see the finest beef ever
bDtckered in the couniy