The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-02-23
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waists at Chas. Roses. only twenty
FIVE cents.
If you want good fitting suit
: tr.. r..mmed with the best of material
! call on Chas. Rose.
The Nellie Free Company vii
play "On the Sahara" Saturday
night at the Opera House. The
play is an excellent one, and the
company comes highly recon
mended.
George j. Frash. of the .. G.
r. R.. at Corning, spent Sunday
with his family and friends in
Logan. Notwithstanding it is
leap year, George still sropes in
the darkness of single blessed
ness.
What is the meaning of so many
ladies passing to and fro on our
streets for several days? 1t means
that the Misses Mcbride have
opened to the public stock of mil
inery guods that can not be exceiled
Hats, Donnets. flowers, and TRIM
mings of all kinds. may be obtained
at low prices. Give them call.
Big. attractions at Slisher's on
Saturday evening Free Lunch.
The best of Cincinnati. Columbus
and Milwaukee Beer on tap.
pure wines aud liquors, fresh
Baltimore Oysters. and every
thing else to satisfy the hungry
or thirsty. Capt. John will be
on hand 10 attend TO your wants.
Everybody cordially invited.
The Councilmen whose terms
expire in April are: 1st Ward,
Aaron Price Cd, T.J. Braddock;
Sd. Frank Schlasetter; 4'h. L. j
Kreig. Besides the Couucilmen
whose terms expire, there vii
also he n Treasurer. MayOr. Mar.
shal and Clerk 10 elect. a mum
ber of persons are mentioned
in connection with these posi-
lions. whose names will be pub
Iished before the time for hold
inc The primary election.
We are informed that Vic
fenchei's compay from Straits
vile will again present at the
Opera Honse on Saturday even
ing, March 3d.. the very aiirari
i've play of"Enliaied for the War
fhe company il mad, mp Of eX
.elleni penpie of StraiisviI!e. The
benefit is for l!ie SIMS of Veter
ans OF SiraitSviile. Our citizens
who are so liberally patroniz-d
by Siraitsvilie people, should
1--WE the play liberal support.
As an indication of the bust
less boom in nur iovn. Colonel
sem2el who has over one hun
lred houses fer rent. has rented
III bn: 6, advertisement of which
lppears elsewhere. Last rear
md for several years before. our
own was placarded with Sims
For Rent" Then people were
.oing; now people are coming
logan IS no. raradiug boom
ior cullivat:ng boomerang
We aIe advancing steadily in
leallhy prosperity.
Gen. Kei.ner, who has worked
n every prominent newspaper
II the United Siaies, and who for
'early fifty years has been a per
palette printer. gave us call on
londay The old man is grow
NJ feeble. bpl he is young in
pirits. and always has "A faiherIr
rord of advice for the BOYS, and
heery encouragement for the
business. The old man is ALWAYS
Welcome, and We bespeak for
i'm kind treatment from the
re;hren as he journeys in his !
ew remaining years.
The MOiherwells have more I
han doubled their expectations
,r orders this season. In The ,
o commencement, as we are in
,rmed by MIR. David Motherwell.
he Superintendent, they calcu-
,ted on 200 tons of steel being !
nEicieni. bnt they found il ne
assary early in the season TO add
90 tons more, and the orders y
ave increased so that they find +
so tons yet will scarcely see /
lem through, making in all $50 g
ms of steel which they will b
ork mp in agricultural I'M S
iements before next June. We S
,agratulate The Company on its a
'creasing business, giving en- r,
|oyment 10 so many of our cili- Il
,ns and adding substantial u
ealth to onr town.
The Governor very properly
'rdoncd. on last Saturday, The old n
an .Casslbone. Thirty.two years ie
% he killed man in n quarrel Il
Muskingum county. he was W
ntenced to six years imprisonment d
the reniten.iary. lie escaped +
,m the officers. came to UOckinu Il,
ID Vinton counties, changed his HI
me and passed among the neigh.