The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-07-12
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Taller.

Woil&nQ 5.
If you are in need Of clock Ca
at Weiland's.
Frank Merrlck, of Columbus, W,
in the city Tuesday.
Gold and Silver Watches 1
Weiland's, The finest ever brougf
to Logan.
Squire David Hardy of Maxvill
Perry county, was in town Wedne:
day on business.
Call and see the fine lot of clock
at n J..Weiland's. The largest 10
ever brought 10 the city.
Col. Weldy, who has been quit
sick for several days, is wei
enough to be out again.
Mr.. John NJ. Wright and wife. O
Lancaster. were visitors in Logal
on last Friday, guests of Judg'
Robert Wright.
An appropriate obituary o
Mrs. Vickers, by Prof. Davis. O
Rio Grande, appears on the frs
page of this paper.
Ex Night Policeman Stedem
is unable to sleep at the usuAl
hour of retiring. The force ol
habit is remarkable.
DR.. +. L. Mclaughlin, of this
place, spent last week in Lima, Ada
and other towns in the Northwest
ern part of the State.
Summer is here with its dangers;
get Rinehart's Syrup Of Blackberry !;
no opium. 25 cents.
F. HARRINGTON.
Mr. John Wellman, of the Lo-
gan Steam FIGURING Mill, quietly
celebrated the 62G anniversary
of his birthday, on Tuesday last.
The Young Mechanics Band OF
this city is now under full head way
with q membership Of seventeen. Mr..
Jacob Kectonwaldthas been engag
ec esiteacher.
Mr.. Chss. Buerhaus, of Whichits,
Kansas, who has been visiting his
brother, Carl IL. Bucrhaus the past
two weeks, returned home Thurs
day last.
Geo. FIuhart. of Pleasant Hiil.
Mo-. is visiting in Logan this week
He was called to Ohio ny the seri-
ous illness of his mother, living at
Junction City.
The Mining Engineers began
their session last night IN the
Opera House. The Association
and q number Of invited guests
guests will make a tour of in
spection through the Valley.
Ed. Bishop and Dick Kelley. who
had booth.at Rempel's Grove on
the 4th, had their money tIi tap
ped for a considerable amonnt of
small change during the rain storm
that day. No clue to the perpctra
tors.
Ar. G. W. Culr has opened
New Grocery in the Roller Builc-
ing. He comes to our town we'll rec
commended as an enteriising. fsir
dealing man. We bespeak for him
a liberal share of public patronage.
All who were favored with the
delightful serenade at the witch
ing hours of night, Tuesday, will
no doubt thank the young men
for the rich musical treat. Next
time the latch-etring will be out
am now handling Cleveland
Dryer Co.. and the Wairing Man
nfacturing Co.'S FERTILIZER.
at lowest Cash prices.
GEO. ROLLER.
Master Roma Green, of st. Jo-
seph's, who accompanied tho Edlto-
rial Excursion as Photographer in
chief, representing the High Art cf
the Ohio University. spent several
days in Logan on slis return from
the excursion. he took a number |
of views while here which be thinks
as pretty as any he saw on the
route from the river to the sea.
This goes to show that We havo a
pretty town, and Professor Roma is
an artist of good taste.
A sneak thief entered Colonel
Rempel's store about noon, Tues
day, and while the clerks were
engaged, slipped rife from the
show case and leisureiy walked
down Main street. A moment
later the gun was missing, and
Billy Hillgarden pursued the
thief and soon overhauled him
and the gun. He was taken back |
to the store. but before the Mar
shal arrived he made his escape
from a rear door and has not |
since been heard from.
Commencing Sunday, July 1st,
the Columbus, Hooking Valley &
Toledo R'y will put on two Sunday |
passenger trains each way on the
main line between Athens and Col
umbus. South bound trains will
pass Logan 9:00a. IN. and 7:54 p
m; north bound, trains will pass Lo
gan 1872 a. m, and 4:05 p. M
There will also be one Sunday
train each way on Straitsville. Mon