The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-01-12
E@Oysters and Soup, every
day, insiuding Sundays, at Jshuny
Rsvstein's.
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS
Tom Braddock is able to be on
again.
Mr.. Beck is visiting at SugaI
Grove this week.
Miss Emma Westenhaver spen'
Sunday in Logan.
DR.. Dye is confined to his bed
with rhermatism.
CnpsE nd Blanket, at cost at the
Logan S-eap store.
Watches and Clocks repaired ON
short notice at Nj. Weiland's.
U. G. Morgan. of New Plymouth
o., Ma. in Logan last tuesday.
M,ss Cad Murphy. of Columbus,
is visiting in Logan tins week.
DR.. Will Scott, of Starr. O., was
in Logan on busiuess Tuesday.
Mr.. Sewell Bennett, of kitan-
ming, was in town last Friday.
Heavy knit underwear for 75cts
a suit at the Logan cheap store. =
Mrs. Geo G. Gage who has been quite
eick for some days. is eonvaleecing.
The Ohio Farmers Insurance
have paid to the Farmets OF Ohio
$1,000, 900.
Frank Blssius, Jr., Bob Work,
and Ed Donovan are taking Or
ders in the valley this week:
Mrs. d. J. ;Cresap and daagh-
ter. Edna. are visiting Mrs. C's
sister, Mrs. Morris, in Xsnia.
,tirs Harry. of Maxvil!e, was
sine guest OF Bert Mccormick on
saorth Walnut street. last week.
Ers. knepper aud daughter
Made, of Columbus, are visiting |
frl-hds and relatives in Logan.
.2ounre,' lie town dog is
dead. The night police were the
chief mourners at ihe in,ermem.
The memh hers Of the ,,Antheneum
Literary society were handsomely
entertained by Mr.. Will Moore last
Monday evening.
The Holidays ars over. and N. J.
Wei!and has replenished his stock of
Watches. Clocks and Jewslrx. Gail
ard see the new line of goods.
w. Ii. Cowell has gone to the
bot Springs. Arkansas. for his
his health. He expects to he alb
sent for about a mouth.
Many Of our citizens took ad-
vantage of the low rates Of fare
TO Columbus on Monday last.
and witnessed The second inau-
L,
gnration of Gov. Foraker.
Persons desiring the non ex
plosive illuminating lamp, now ,
fast goIng into use, should call on
George Armbuster, or leave orr
ders at G. p. Armstrong; TN
shop.
There was no meeting of the Coun h
Gil on Tuesday evening for the
want of quorum. A meeting has q
been called for Friday evening, as .
there is business to be attended to c
which will not admit of delay. f
Through an oversight while writ v
ing up the in provements of 1887, c
last week, we failed to to mention a
the fact that @. p. Armstrong has fe
By An addition improved and beau o.
tilted his business room on Main st z
The Free Methodis.x are having 'e
a big revival in their church on "
West Hunter street. The house is ~
crowded each evening. and many
profess to have found the pearl of
Of great price. cl
Charley Applegate was arrested eu
Monday night. on charge of dis Sc
turbing religious meeting, and af ID
Ter hearing before Mayor Stein r, ~
man, was bound over to Court in le
the sum of s20O.e 90. A
Last night was rather chilly D
for little folks to be out, but We =,
learn that a waif of the female =, :.
persuasion put in an appearance r.
at The residence of Mr. Ed Jour -
gensmier. which made Ed very
happy, and all the boys shared of
bis JOY with him at HartmaD's. al
Mr.. Will StrentK left this morn- M
ing for Cincinnati, where he will eo
spend week among friends. We OF
are led to believe from a remark IN
made by Ms. Sirentz. about some- III
hing being "cod'" that he is w
matrimony. Ca
MARKEDLY Rev. J. F. Viii
Jams, at his residence on Orchard ~,
treet, Logan, o., January S. Mr.. T.;
Charles Angle, of Hooking
county. o., and Miss Mary E. Rid Ha
llebaugh of Findlay. ..
Cen. Jack Floyd informs us that
{ the John Sherman plan of paying th'