The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-05-24
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LOCAL ITEMS.
DOnoyan--Artistic Tailor.


Saturday.
Another big cut in Carpets fo
this week at Harmison's.
Corn planters and drills a
Higgins and Hamblin's.
Judge Bright is holding Court il
New Lexington this week.
Mr.. Rufe Karshner and wife, Q
Salt Greek. were welcome visitor
in Logan last week.
If your child IS weak or sickly
give Rinehart's Worm Lozenges.
F. HARRINGTON.
Mrs. Sam II. Beck. and son, Miss
es Ida and Kitty k'ippey, Of Lam
caster, are visiting Mrs. c. Al
Gould.
For double shovel plows. bul
tongues, etc., call on Jacob Sch
war;. Cheapest hardware In the
Valley.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are preparing for cantata
and dairy maids supper in about
two weeks.
sWllI Price and his father made
q visit to relatives in Morgan co un'
ty last week, and report had an en-
joyable time.
Mrs r. F. Cunningham. Mrs.
John W. Davitt and daughter, Ma
mie, of st. Louis. Mo-, are visiting
Mrs. j. L. Collins.
The discourse of Rev. Moore, pub
lisbed on the first page of this pa
per, will be found interesting in
church history.
Mr.. G. II. Smith, of Lancaster,
formerlya Hooking county man,
was the guest of Willie Westenha-
yer the FIRST of the week.
Uncle George and Josh Green,
of St. .losephs, visited in Logan
last Reek. and had hearty wei
con- ,tom many trends.
Mrs. John Blosser and MISS Min
nie Allen, of this city. were the
guests of Miss Maggie Wyman at
the 1allmadgo House, Lancaster on
Sunday last.
DR.. Pullen left on last Tuesday
for months visit 10 his brother
in Eau Claire. Wisconsin. We
: regret the Doctors absence from
among us, bnt wish him plea
SAINT visit,and safe return home
Master Harry Green, who had
been quite i'll for the last two
weeks, is improving, and will
soon, ii is hoped, be able TO hoe
corn and potatoes. and such 9TH
er important editorial work.
Mrs. Halnes has moved her stock
of goods from the Jumper building
back to the room which she former |
ly occupied. She will, as before,
keep the best millinery and fancy |
goods that can be obtained any
where, and che invites any one want
ing anything in that line to give
her q call.
The Lehman farmfor sale by tho
Sheriff on Sat, June 9th, is one of
the most valuable farms in Green
township. 1t is underIaid with coal
ore and fire clay. Is well improv-
ed and we'll supplied with timber.
Persons desiring a profitable invest
ment, should consider this chance.
Mr.. John Buchanan and his
handsome little son, Charlie, were
in the city on Tuesday, visiting
friends. Master Charlie raised
the highest Democratic pole in
his township at the last Presiden-
tial election. His neighbor boys
came in and helped him. and all
had a pleasant time. He pro-
poses to raise another pole this
fall and beat Uuncle Sam Reich
ley.
Newt Frazee, the man who killed
Nose Nixon, and who it was report.
ed had left the country, gave him
self mp last Friday, and waived ex
animation before Mayor Price. His
bond was raised from two hundred
to FIVE hundred dollars, and the for
mer bondsman was considered good
and taken for the amount.
L
The firm advertised by the Sher-
iff to be sold on next Saturday un-
der the title of White vs Nichols, /,
is valuable properly. 1t is near I,
Kittanning, close to the railroad, is ,
with coal and ore. The
are good, and the best q.
best peach orchard In the county is !
a special feature of value. The pur- ,
chaser Will get bargain in the pur. !
chase. (
MIR. w. II. Stivison, of Enterprise ,
presented US with some specimens g
IF rhubarb, the largest we ever saw. 3
The stalks being at least three feet q,
ong. We intended to pickle and
preserve the Centennial exhibit,
but Commodore Tony Barleon of the
boat Rachel. OF Gander Creek, I,