The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-07-19
DOnOvan--ArtiStic Tailor,

DOnoyan--Artistic Tailor
Vern Bowen spent Sunday in Lar
caster.
MIR. Henry Lu,z was in Lancaste
on Monday.
What has become of our loca
street doctors 2
George kleinschmidt visite'
friends IN Lancaster Sunday.
A number of our young people
visited the Ash Gave Tuesday.
The Sunday train will take yot
into Columbus in time for church
Will Keynes and Frank Martin
spent Sunday in Tony BarleOn
town.
Mrs. C. +. Elsele. of Wellston
o., is visiting Mrs. Chas. McLaii
this week
Garden truck is abundant III
our market. and the prices are
within the reach of all.
For all bowel troubles use Rine-
hart's Syrup Blackberry; no OPIUM
96c. 4. HARRINGTON.
Mrs. Chas. Shaw of Benton town
ship, an old subscriber and good
citizen, died on last Monday night
Mrs. F. NJ. Womeldorff. Gallipo-
lls, spent last week with her da"gh
ter, Mrs. w. Ii. Cushnnt, in this
city.
The excursion last Sunday 10
Cheshire was well attended, and
all seemed to have bad q pleas
ant time.
"The Experience of a Drum
mer,' supposed To have been con-
tributed by Daddy Gordon, will
appear in our next issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rhoads
and daughter. of Nelsonville, are
visiting Mrs Rhoads parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mike KisleY, this week,
The new iron bridgefacross the
Hooking, TO take the place of the
old wooden structure. will be
erected early in September.
Our farmers will find some inter
esting reading OH Our first page. Af-
ter you have read the Sentinel, hand
the paper TO your Republican neigh
Dor.
Masters johnny and Rudolph
Rempel, who have been visiting
relatives in Faiifiel,l county the
past two weeks. returned home
on Monday.
Sunday evening as the Hooking
Valley train was returning from her
excursion trip TO the Cheshire Camp
meeting, a man from Vinton fel! of
the train and was instantly killed
We were unable 10 learn his name.
Mr.. Robert Pierce has beer
granted deserved pension. He
is indebted to MIR. Outhwaite who
gave his case special attention.
He gets about $500 back pay anG
81 a month.
Our farmers lave Leen very
busy the past couple of weeks
harvesting their abnnd nj crops.
and business i'm Logan has been
rather dull. Ii will be brisk
enough when the busy season is
over.
The Logan Manufacturing Go
have just placed in Mr.. N. j
Weiland's Jewelry Store very
handsome Clock Case, which is
much admired by all who have
seen it 1t is a splendid piece of
workmanship and reflects credit
to the genius of the mechanics in
the employ of that company.
We are soon to have a bran
new band in our Town. The
boys under The tutorship of Prof
Jake Rectenwaldt are making
rapid progress, and by the ides of
November vii. aid the Hook
Hooking band in furnishing music
for the grand jubilee over the
election of Cleveland and Thur
man.
Mr.. L. S. Bort reached his 10th
birthday, Wednesday. lie is,
perhaps, the Oldest printer IN The |
Valley, and although he has not
set type for many years. his hand
has not forgot IFS cunning. We
congratulate Mr.. Bort on his
good health. and his prospects for
a longer lease on life than the
time allotted TO man.
On last Monday Mr.. J. w. Mon.
ohan, whose advertisement appears
elsewhere, received in Logan TWEEN
ty one thonsand pounds of wool.
the average price twenty five cents.
MIR. Monohan Is a reliable wool
buyer. lie pays the highest mar
ket prico. He don't tall, tariff, when
he wants to discuss politics he hires
a hall aWhen he buys wool lie gives
the cash, and the highest price the
market ff6rds. he will be in Hook