The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06
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Camp meeting is now IN Pre-
gress at Remple's Grove.
Mr.. Chris noll has retired fror
the firm of Waner & Hoil.
Marshall Walker is visitlni
relatives in Logan tins week.
A number of people from her
attended the circus at Nelson
vile, on last Monday.
The Centennial opened in Co
lumbus opened in Columbus OF
Tuesday, aud is declared a sue
cess.
Attention is called 10 the ad
vertisement of DR.. seymour. o
Rock Bridge, published else
where in this paper.
Collins & Moore call attention
elsewhere, 10 the splendid stock
of goods they have on hand and
the bargains offered. Call and
see.
Don't increase the danger with
opium remedies. Give Rim chart 8
Blackberry !; no opium. a5c.
F. HARRINGTON.
Jimmy uanafy, assisted by his
neishboring Democrats. will raise
Cleveland and Thurman pole
at the Fall's mill, Saturday even.
ing next.
There will be a Democratic
pole raising on the farm OF Philip
0ejger. two miles east of Gibi-
sonville, Saturday afternoon,
September 18th.
Ed. Moriarty. who has been
absent fer about five years, and
in the Isil,mhs OF Panama for
some time, is visiting relatives
in this CITY.
A. K. Work 4 Co. invite es-
pecial attention 10 their stock OF
shoes. The latest styles, the best
goOisand cheapest prices. See
advertisement elsewhere.
Colonel Manius Reber, Lieu>
tenant General of West Virgin
Ia. AMI the distinguished man
aser of the Charleston Tribune,
visited in Logan last week.
Mr.. julius Graham will offer
for sale al his residence, known
"a The Frank Wright Farm, on
the l4th of September. his stock
and farm implements. For par
ticulars see bills.
The Benton township Demo
cratic cinb will lM. addressed or
next Saturday. venIn:. Sept. s.
bv Messrs. Weldy and Price. The
meeting will be q rpusing one.
1t is the law of development.
that the new shall succeed an.!
displace the old. This law ap
plies we'll to the New Davis Yer
aical Feed Sewing Machine. Have
you seen il.
Gen. John H Wolf has been
allowed an increase of pension.
Tie general deserves this on &C
count of his disability and not on
acconnt of his opposition 10 a
Democratic administration.
Mr.. Maynard Pond, of Logan,
President of the Hooking Agrlcul.
tural Society was in Ian, aster last
Tuesday looking after tho interest
of their coming far. Ho Is an en-.
terprising citizen and will make
sue less of il.
Mr.. A. E. Price. we'll and IA
vorably known to our teachers
as one of the foremost edu
Gators of the country. has taken
charge as superintendent of the
Georgetown, O.. schools. His
lecture on History, which We
publish elsewhere, will be read
with interest.
Mr.. Charley Kinlie, of the Co.
lumbus Police Force. formerly Of
Logan, and Miss Mary Fox, of
our city, were married on Tues.
day, at st. Johns Oh irch. Rev.
Cady officiating. The happy
couple have our congratulations
and the hearty wish for q life of
happiness.
On last Thursday. four men
were brought before Mayor Price
charged with assaulting Con-
ductor Calvin, notice of which
was published last week. Three
of The parties arrested were dis
charged. A young man named
Madden was held on a charge of
assault. He gave $500 for his
appearance at Court.
Mr.. Jos. Kessler, Sr.. one of
the oldest citizens of cur county,
died at his home in Marion town
ship, on last Thursday, in the
72nd year of his age. He had
been a resident of Hooking coun-
ty for the past 40 years. He
was a quiet, industrious man,
good citizen and a good Chris
tian. His remains were inferred
at the old Catholic Cemetery on
last Friday.