The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-12-20

ZpnS will attend the Qenfrat'nV
ceremonies of the new Fonr'
House in New Lexington today
Mr.. Sol. Bader. ev treasurer OF
Fairfield county. and 'Sqnir Brown,
of Lancaster, were visitors IN the
city on last Tuesday.
The Qrenn of Fame. Mt the Opera
House Tuesday evening. w"s
rendered with excellent ability.
aud to the entire satisfaction OF the
large audience IN attendance.
Col. Pnrsell. of the Republican
Gazette, leaves this morning for
Charleston. He goes in the IN :
teresI of Qnav to help recount
the recount of the last election.
Col. Bihh. wife and daughter
of Beatrice, Neb.. who have been
guests Of Col. CresaD fo- the
past week, returned home yes
terdav.
Mr.. Chas. BarkerShas disposed
of his interest in the Pomerov
Democrat to Mr.. Craig, of the
Athens Journal. and will take
position on the Portsmouth Times
An exchange nudges people to
remind them it would be cute
thing on wheat gamblers inst to go
to eating rorn meal aoain-when
wheat is cornered, TO show them q
trick with corn.
Tho night policeman. Doc
Rhodes. having resigned. the Mayor
hos appointed Tom Mays for the,
place. The appointment ,s a good
one and will be approved by the
entire public.
On last Sunday evening al
about 10 o'clock. The stable OF
Tom Lemon, on Gallagher ave-
nue.. burned down. The fire is
supposed tn be the work of an
incendlary.
At the lafe annual mee',ng of the
stockholders of the Repnbiican Ga
zet,e Publishing Company, the old
board of electors was reelected, as fol-
lows: F.. ). Purcell T. F. Rempel, ID.
A. Miller, Sam Sulzbacher and l.. ID.
Vickers.
Miss Kate S'einman. one of
the most accomplished of Onr
yonng logan la,Iies. has been
appointed nv the court as ST enng-
raDher in The Spencer case, now
being tired.
Mr. Dan AcHers has bought The
McCray lot fronting on Mulberry,
street. and has commenced the work
of erecting a brick huilding. The
work of building the house will
be pushed as rapidly as the weather
permits.
Hon. G. D. Marlin and Judge
Brasee, Of Lancaster. Judge
Guthrie, of Athens. and Judge
Bnt1er, ot New Lexington. are
among the prominent foreign at
iorneys attending court this
week.
Born to Mr. anl Nrs. George "
Ehleider, of New York City, at their
residence 'ao. 3o3 West l3 3lth street, OIL
Friday, Dec. lith, son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ehlaider We're married in his
city in May. 1885. This little son.
who will receive in the sacrament of
Babtism, the name cf Paul, is their
first and only child.
We present on the first page Of this
issue a description of the celebrated
monastery of the Trappist monks at
Gethsemene, ky. The article is from
one Of onr most accomplished Logan
ladies, and possesses a literary charm
which the readers will certainly e,.joy.
In these times of talk aud chatter it is
wholesome 10 read of men who work
and pray and keep their mouths shut.
The notice in The SENTINEL some
weeks ago that the band had dis
banded, was male npon information
since learned not to have been
C, rrect. The band is thoroughly
organized, is no pride of the city.
and will compare with the best IN
the State.
Col. TIncie, of Chicago. and
Corporal Mccormick. of Logan.
made us call yesterday morning.
ihes, gentlemen represent one Of
the best accident insurance compa-
nies in the country. u is not
Bohemian oats, Siberian crab.
doubled and twisted lightning rods.
that they present. but straight
accident insurance. Of course we
insured; now IS the time to pay your
subscription.
Mr.. Tom Ralney, a graduate
from the Lancaster Eagle office,
one Of the most accomplished
printers of The country, and a
gentleman Of reliability and re-
spectability. is now assisting us
in making The SENTINEL just a
little better than the best of
Democratic papers in this section
of the State. Our Logan people
will End Mr.. Rainey a gentleman
upon whom courtesy will not be
misplaced.