The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-11
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DOnOvam--Artistic Tailor
Mrs. Eoc Williams and son Jesse, of Son
erset, ale sisiting in Logan this weei
guests OF Mr.. JOS Hafier.
Attention is called to the prospectus q
the Cincinnati Telegram, published Oh III
the fourth I; pnes s OF ,his psPeI ai me cneir
alati dailjeS, and merits the liberal p Atron
.ge it is receiving
Martin Weis made and shippe'
suit of clothes to Topeka, Kan
s.s this week.
We claim The privilege of asking
If Hay dcnville was not larg
enough TO hold John Jones' meet
ing?
For Second Summer dangers us'
Rinehart'r Syrup Blackberry. NJ
opium. Price 70 cents.
+. HARRINGTON.
Col. Jim Poston. of Columbus, at
tended the Fair and had one of tho
astest horses on the track.
Gen. John G.. Reeves. of Lanras
ter. and his son, Master Harry
visited our Fair on Friday, and had
sn enjoyable day.
Messrs. McGrath and Hook, al
the Macarthur Enquirer. attended
.,our Fair and had soma of the bert
hoi ses on the track.
There wasn't anybody from Ath
, ems at our Fair. Their Fair was
: such failure that they evident y
are ashamed to come out and SEE
the maynificcnce Of tlockins.
Mr.. Ed. Weitzell. the accomplish
ed Young business manager of tie
Lancaster Eagle, visited cur Fair
on Friday. and was highly delight
tsl with the display. particularly OF
the many pretty sl,ls he saw.
We can prove it by Ell. Jourgns-
micr and Chuck Armstrong that
:he Tape Worm Doctor had a hig
yer crowd at his meeting last week
than Governor Foraker had ON
Tuesday.
Commodore Bar'eop, cf the Nc
Arthur Record, attended our Fair
IN full rcgimen'als. Ills flagship.
Rachel was recently converted in
t to a pig hospital, and could not be
brought out tor exhibition.
Maios Carlisle, of Lancaster. and
his andsome little grandson made
a pleasant call at the Sentinel ON
last Saturday. The A,jor is always
q welcome visitor where he is known
to oil and esteemed by everybody.
If Col. Kempel had been home he
would moi have been 'entoosiastic'
when Ca, ernor Foraker Was I'd
dressing tape Worm medicine ,
crowd on lienre's lori. The &" :
ernor WAS moi enthusiastic for the
Cnlpuci when he Was member of
the Beard OF Managers of the Ohlo
l'enienti.ry. Indeed. the Govern
or declared ih.i the Board would
steal both right and left"
MISS Sarah Hardy. cldes: iausht
er of David Hardy. Of Maxviile.
Perry county. died at her hume on
Tuesday. Miss Hardy was an up
right and faithful member OF The
n e e :urch, and was loved anil re
9 o d by her wide cil Gle Of FRI. MIS-.
Her iuneial took place Today at
10 O'Clock nj the Webb church Gem
c.ery.
Bros. Wcitzcll, Of the Lancaster
E.gle, and President OF the Fair
field Agricultural Society, accom-
panied by the Directors and about
fifty of FairfieIdis citizens. attended
our Fair. and were Surprised and
delighted ut our excellent display
of stock, fruit, grain, vegetables,
. etc.
Mr.. Domaine. :he popular and
handsome Young Democratic
Prosecutor of Perry, was in our
city on last Monday, on profess
ion Al business. He and our go ii
looking bachelor prosecutor, V;rs
Lowry, went into secret session
on the matrimonial question, but
the result of their conclusions
have not yet been given 10 The
public. Our'advice to the young
meu Is to quit prosecuting aud
prosecuting and get married.
DR.. Green, of Bloomingville,
and his handsome young grand
son, attended:oar fair last week.
The doctor is one of the land
marks, and for nearly half a CEN
turv a light house in his profess
ion on our Western frontier. He
has been a practical physician
for nearly sixty years. and IT is
pleasant TO see hIm in his three
score years and len. almost as
sprightly as when in his young
life. he devoted his talent 10 the
welfare of the good people of
Benton and the surrounding
country. The doctor Is alw avs
heartily welcomed 10 Logan.
Mr.. Frank Green. of Gree:y
Center. Neb.. spent a few Gays
In Logan, this week, visiting rel
atives and friends. Frank used
10 be in the newspaper service.
employed on the Sentinel and
New Lexington Herald. lie sem