The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-06-21
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repair. At store or A. T.. Work q Co
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shotwell
left Tuesday morning for a
months visit IN Iowa and Dakota.
A little dsughter of Mrs. Chas. Sven.
lie fell out Of q buggy ou last Tuesday,
and broke her arm. The day before,
George, son of Z. P. Armstrong, el
| from an ice chest with the same resu
Both arms were set By DR.. Camp |
and he reports them doing well.
1t is plain TO be Observed, and no
doubt viii be remarked, that we give
more attention this weeks 10 the
ants, than to ile bed bug politicians
at the Chicago Convention.
There is an ordinance pending
before the Council, and which
will be acted ON at next meeting,
making the night police force one
instead OF two. Should it PASS
1t would only be regretted by ap-
plicanis for The position.
Mr. Lew McGIll has moved his
cigar shop to the room opposite the
Rempel House formerly occupied
by Tom Glenn. Mr.. McGlll keeps
nothing but the best and invites the
public to give him trial. Re
member the place and when you
want something good in the Tobac-
co line give him call.
If our City Council would fer
get the street lamps, John Roby's
electric lights and the night po-
Ice long enough To pass an ordi-
nance which would reduce the
number of dogs OH our streets,
the suffering people would rise
up ana call them blessed.
Messrs. Work & Baker have
for sale The Peerless Reaper and
Mower. This. machine is reputed
the best that is made. Our
farmers may make money by
calling at their store next door To
Grange Store and examine for
themselves. See advertisement
elsewhere.
At the last examination the
following named applicants were
successful: Emza a. Beery, Jen
ME Dollison, Jessie q. Dougan,
W. A Griffith. john G. uov, Nina
O'Neil. Rose O'Neil. ~. F. Pol
ing, }. III. Rogers, Rebecca Rob
inson. Z. l.. Sullivan and Estella
Slren;z for one year each.
Mr. Sam left, one of the pros
porous farmers of near Decatur,
Ills . is visiting his uncle Dan.
and other relatives IN Hooking
this week. Mr.. Heft thinks Il
linoi- the garden spo, of creation,
a veritable paradise, only TOR the
Republican snake that misled |
and is always misleading.
Commander Stacker William
of Newark, was in the city |
Tuesday evening. engaged in
Masonic business relating 10 the |
lodge of this place. Bro. Stack
er is one OF the foremost masnns
in the country. he is a sound |
democrat, and withal a pleasant
gentleman and meets a hearty |
welcome whenever he comes, ,and
wherever he goes.
The little son OF Levi White.
near Pine Grove, went in swim
ming one day last week, and get
Ing mired in quick sand. was
drowned before his father, who
YES planting corn in an adjacent
ield. could save him.
On the same day the little son
'f Phillips, the murderer, fell in
III open ditch and came nearly
lrowning.
At q late Masonic meeting in Logan,
ir. o. w. FL. Wright wns appointed
lecturer for the 18th District of Ohio,
which includes the counties of Hooking
Ross, Scioto. Lawrence, Gslia. Jack
on, Fairfield, Pickaway and Vinton.
This is high compliment to one of
he youngest Masohs in the State and
deserved recognition of worthy gem
leman. We com mend Mr.. Wright to
'ur friends and brethren of the Press
wherever he may so, as a gentleman
Vho will appreciate. courtesy, and will
lot take advantage of your confidence.
Sill Pursell, the bugler for the
Republican party in Hooking, read
he riot act in his paper last week
o Mayor Bob Price, tor daring TO
.ppoint q worthy Democrat ON the
light police force,
Mayor Bob, IN penitential spirit
nd If possible TO make amends for
lis attempt to catch the Democrat
c vote started Monday morning for
Chicago, where he is now swelter
ny and swearing.
During this torrid weather eve
'ybody should keep cool. John
slisher is aware of This fact and
5 serving his customers with the
most cooling beverages. Make
your wants known to John and
you will not be Disappointed
His immense cooler Is always
illed with Beer from the noted