The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-11

w. p. Price is visiting Ill
Cincinnati Exposition this wes
Col. T. F. Rempel and vile ar
visiting in Cincinnati this weel
Col. G. ]. Barker, Of The Pom
: er0y Democrat, spent last Mon
: day III Logan.
Judge Bright is holding Com
mon Pleas Court in New Lexins
ton, this week.
Squire Nye, OF Greendale, wa
a pleasant caller at the Senline
Office last Monday.
The Lancaster Fair rs in prog
reSs this week. and quite mum
her of our Logan people are al
leiniiug.
The Circuit Court held a tw,
days session in Logan. this week
No business Of general interes
before the Court.
Judge Acker and U. w. II
Wright addressed a large an ell
ihusiastic meeting at Ilesboro
on Tuesday evening.
When you want a certain linz
Of goods at a greatly reduce,
price you have only TO drop in
the Logan Cheap Store.
VIM. Easele left yesteld.,
morning ~ visit in indianapolis
.lnd. He will take in Coiumbu:
and Cincinnati Oh the way.
For every purchase Of 50t
worth, remember you gel a bean
tiful chrome fit for any parlor
free, at the Logan Cheap. Store.
Mrs. |. N. Collins gave. a pleas
ant lille party on last Saturday
evening, in honor of her neice
Miss Fannie Collins, Of Knob
Muster, Iowa.
We are glad 10 know thai
President Pond, who took sick
ON the Fair grounds Ola last Fri.
day, is able 10 he out aad about
agaiM
Mr.. Pursell and family return
ell last Monday from a visit Ia
the Cincinnati Centennial. They
all report having a pleasant
time.
Col. Martin, of Georgia, ore
Of the handsomest as We'll as one
of the most enterprising young
men o: the New South, is visit
ing in Logan tins week. the
que st of his cousin, T. S, Pursell
Mrs. A. Mccarthy has oar
til anks for a BASKET fthe finest
apple; we have seen This season
Tie apples ia size and quality
were superior 10 any we saw al
the Centennial, and would merit
a premium wherever exhibited.
Rev. Thomas AMI family left
for their new home in Washing
ton G. H., yesterday. TLey lake
with lhenl sincere regrets a. d..
parinre and the hes, wishes al
congregation and friends for {;
pleasant home hI their lew 10.
Ca! ion.
John Slisher Is ahead OF all
other Restaurants il. the way oi
Lunch. Ii & counter is immense
Drop in when hungry and Try his
sprin. chicken. oysters and eel
cry. lie has all lac best drink.
in addition. Jvlrn is a good c. =
terer.
Governor Foraker in his speerh
b 'rc Tuesday didn't say a word
about the Bloody Shirt. not word
about the Skin Cane in the Penl-
tentiary, not a word about his
scheme to replcnish the Treasury by
a re- valuation of the lands of the
farmer. lis worrlmcnt was about
the sheep and Purssll's goat.
Mr. Frank Wheeler, of CoIum
bu-, was a welcome visitor IN
Logan last Sunday. Mr.. Wheeler
has a contract 10 sell five hun
DIRE | thousand tons of SheGel ;,
Ala, iron, and is also agent for
a number of the Hooking Valley
Furnaces. He reports the iron
market firm and prices advan-
cling.
The Northern Perry Count y
Fair will be held i'm Somerset
next week. 18th, 18th and 18th.
This fair is one Of the best in
Southern Ohio. The exhibits of
farm products and household
decc rations rival the State Fairs,
and the stock cannot be excel
ed IN tins country. The present
fair offers universal attractions
and we are assured will be
we'll attended by Hooking Coun-
ty people.
Mr.. Henry Loriz of Peter Run
near Logan, has been wear
ing an unusual smile The past
week and friends approached
him TO know the cause. His
face suffused with crimson blush
es as he referred them to his
brother-in-Iaw, Sammy Rempel.
who explained that Henry had
hean hleccod uifI, tho f;r.f how,