The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-03-22

; Work & Baker have in stock
: fine line of chlldren's carriages, ant
if they can't suit you with thci
stock, will order you one of an,
style or at almost any price. The,
arc the manufacturers agents. a
the old Grange Store.
The woman arrested at Car
bonhill last week for infanticide
was brought TO Logan and hal &
preliminary trial this week.
By mutual agreement, a contin
uance of the case was had until
Tuesday next.
In looking over Work Dc Bakers
stock of goods we were astonished
at the extraordinary display OF
stoves. They have stoves Of every
description, stoves for the young
housekeeper, and stoves to suit the
pockets of everyone.
Gases of death by starvation
are often heard of, and we would
like to announce 10 The public
that Waner & Holl give Il free
lunch Saturday evening where
the hungry can get a square meal
for nothing. The best liquors
always Oh hand.
There is post Office in jackson
county named "Rempel." 1t must
be very paradise of a place, juds-
ing from 3 recent letter of a local
correspondent. 1t ls stated that IN
the last year there has not been a
''.uss," not a death, six weddings
and ten births. There is magic
som metlmeS In q name.
Mr.. Wash Wyman and family
have returned to Lancaster and
will take charge of the Talmadge
Hotel. We regret to lose Mr.. Wy
man and family TO our Logan Soci-
ETY., but hope they may meet as
many friends to welcome them to
Lancaster as they leave in Logan
regrettIng their departure.
Mr.. J. 7. Mccormick of Near
thur, representing the OHIO Far
mer's Insurance Company, has re
turned to Logan and will make our
city hereafter his headquarters. Mr..
Mccormick is an excellent gentle
man and he and his family are
heartily welcomed to The sociely of
Logan.
At the last examination (aIarch
I'D there were 26 applicants. of
whom the following were success
full "A L O'Neil for two years /;
Arnold, Franklin Adcock,
A j Poland. L d Ricketts,, Tena
John L Swilzer, Mrs
Thomas Sheppard, and Allie Tom
fol one year.
Stloman said "There is no new
thing under tho sum-" but never
tie less the Misses Guthrie 81 Child
ister have started row Nii!i:ner
shop in the rooms opposite the
Centennial Block, which rsnSs with
the bes. in The city. They ilayc an
entire new stock consisting OF the
attest styles in all kinds of mill
merry goods. All trimming will be
promptly and neatly attended to-
Give i.Lem a cell. 3-22 St.
Doa't stop. blt run 10 Lewis
Blosser, Logan. Ohio. and get
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LEWIS BLossEE, Logan, o.
The funeral of Sam B. Westen-
laver on yesterday morning, was
argely attended by citizens of
he town and old time friends
rom miles off IN the country
The pail bearers were Judge S.
L. Bright, Capt, VIM. Bowen, A.
i. Brooke, o. W. II. Wright, j.
4. Floyd, Robert Work, George
hartman and Lewis Green.
Rev. Williams conducted the
eiigions exercises in the Ii. L.
}hurch, assisted by Rev. Thomas
md Rev. Moore, of he Presby-
erian Church. Mr, Williams de-
ivered funeral sermon, full of
and consolation to
he sorrowing and eloquent in
onnsel to.the living. We hope
0 have it, as a tribute to the
cad, for publication next week.