The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-07-26
DOnOyan--Artistic Tailor

She eclipsed. Did you see 1t
Mike Kreig is improving his prop
erty on West Hunter.
DIR. /. B, Hamblin. of Columbu
spent Sunday in Logan.
Wanted-5000 Turtles, at JOIN
Kerstine's Restaurant.
VIM. Waner has moved into hi
new residence on West Main st.
Ell. Weis is down the Valle,
on a business trip this week.
Turtle Soup every day and
evening al Johnny Kerstine's.
Robbie. and Blanche Price are
visiting their aunt, al Shawnee
Miss Jennie Ryan is the guest o.
her sister, Mrs. John While of thi.
place.
Notice change of time i'll G.
Il. VAT. R'y time card In this
issue.
/. Frank Brooke las taken a posi-
tion as salesman with Collins d
Moore.
Miss Maggie Saumenig Is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Terny at Rich
wood. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Collins are
visiting Mr.. Collins sister at Burns
o. this week.
Miss Tessa Root. of Now Straits
vile, was the guest of Miss Flora
Wilson last Sunday.
A large number of Logan peo
pie have already left Tor the Lam
caster camp grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Shotwcll have
returned from Dakota after spend
ing q pleasant time there.
Mrs. James Bailey left this morn
ing for Gallipolis where she will
spend a few weeks with friends.
Miss Ella Peeb!cs accompan cd
bp Miss Eva Harrington is spend
ing this week in Portsmouth, D.
Miss Jessie McManigal gave a
pleasant masquerade party to her
young friends one evening last wcek.
Tie n. Il. string band and vocal
orchestra had pleasant meeting a;
fhe river bridge on last Saturday
night.
Mr. Peter Bowers, of Ewing,
was awarded the contract tor
building the School House In
District No. Z. Ward township.
Jim Rochester has taken the 30
sitiun with Chas. Rose vacated by
Rob Work. who has becn emploj je-i
by Saizbcher l. 90. Of Marietta. o.
Pool and Billiard Tables. Gin
cinnaii and Columbus Beer al.
WAYS ON lap. and the choirest of
wines ard liquors, al Johnny
Kerstein's Saloon.
Sir. 7. r. Walhurn wishes it nm
dorstsod that he purchased nothing
from the street fakir lmst Saturday
end that the report ot his having
done 60 has no foundation.
Dun't buy Sewing Machine
until you see and try the Stand
ard Rotary Shuttle Machine. Ii
is certainly the best n'achine in
the market. B. c. McManigal.
Agent.
A pleasant dance was heldat Nc
Carthy's Ball on la-t Tuesday evo.
Mr.. Sands and wifo, tho Misses Bra
gee, Miss Fannie Foster, Miss .Jen-
ME Ulrick and the Misses TuthlIl,
of Lancaster, were in attendance.
The Misses Blanche Ambrose and
Fannie Bowen returned from Wash
ington G. II. last Sunday. They
were accompanied by Miss Florence
Ustict of that place. who will spend
O few weeks here as their guest.
The eclipse on last Sunday night
was an event of finterest and admira-
tion. The sky was cloudless, the at
mosphere clear, and the phenomena
was presented in its most distinct as
pect. Our citizens generally watch
I'd the progress of the encroaching
shkdow until the eclipse was total.
In nuticing the recent appoint
ment of night policeman, We stated
on what we thought good authority.
thar he was Home Guard. That
he belonged to that large and re-
spectacle class of citizens which en-
braces the worthy editor of the Re.
publican Gazcttc and of the SENTI
MEL as we'll.
OIs cotemporary informs us that
our new policeman was gallant
soldier, and we cheerfuily give this
statement in correction and Justifi
cation.
Commencing Sunday, July 1st,
the Columbus, Hooking Valley &
Toledo R'y will put on two Sunday
passenger iraisss each way On the
main line between Athens and Col
umbus. South bound trains will
pass Logan S:00a. M. and 7:54 p
m; north bound trains will pass Lo