The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-04-05
:, ~Oysters and Soup. every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
Mirstein's.
LOCAL ITEMS.
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.

Nice weather for vacation.
Sweet Pickles at A. Hollis
Mixed Pickles at A. Hollis.
Acmc Shoe Polish at A. Hollis
Port Alexander is dangerously ill
Ad Upton is again able to b
out,
Apple Butter and Jelly at A
Hollis.
EeH Groceries and low prices al
A. Hollis.
DR.. Dollison is on the sick lis
this week.
D. Angel Friesner spent Sun
day in Logan.
W. H. Cowell spent last Satur.
day IN Columbus.
Dave Motherweli visited Col
umbus last Sunday.
Examine The lace curtains al
the Logan Cheap Store.
Mr.. L. A. Warner has moved IN
with Mrs. Frlesner, on Hunter st.
Gus Member, of Gallipolis. Wis
tied, Logan the first of the week
Judge Bright sentenced Hawkey
to three years Imprisonment in the
Penitentiary.
John Harrington and Mert
Smith are homo from Wooster fol
a weeks vacation.
The first bear of the season
made his appearance on oui
streets last Monday.
Hosiery, hosiery, hosiery, ho-
siery at unheard of prices a, the
Logan Cheap Store.
Andy sCrawford is vindicated.-
See. advertisement for a new bridge
across the river at Logan.
Fine ladies Gauze underwear
for spring or summer wear at 80
and 35c at the Logan Cheap Store.
Tim Evans, the jolly piano dealer
wbo has been in Logan for some
time past. left for Marietta yester-
day morning.
Cap. Jim Clarke. one of the
liveliest Democrats of Murray,
was q welcome visitor to our city
on last Saturday.
Gen. Jake Myer. of Laurel. was
in the city on Tuesday, happy
over The. triumphant election of
all the Democratic candidates in
LAUREL.
Persons moving this week who
will notify us, will have the charge
of residence published. 1t is some
times of interest to kn ow where
people live.
Mrs. Bond, an o'd lady residing
in Furnace:own, died of consump
.fon on last Monday. Her remaips
were taken to her cid home near
Bloomingville.
Frank Myers has moved his
shoe shop. into the Spyby build
ing, and has one of Che most
comfortable rooms in the city.
Give Frank call.
Mr.. P. J..Goodllve, ,lof. Gre. made
us.a pleasant visit On last Tuesday.
He reports business at Gore inn
proving and The summer outlook
very encouraging.
McGiIl. The Cigar Manufacturer,
Hh occupy the whole of the first
floor of the Warner building for his
store and mandatory. HIS family
will occupy. the End floor.
This is just the weather for a new
spring hat. and the Misses Mary
and Kate Kessler have as fine a
line of millinery goods as can be
found IN the city. Give them a
CALL.
Beginning with next Sunday
evening, Rev. Moore will give a |
series of lectures on "Creation,"
at the Presbyterian Church.
Everybody is invited to go and
hear them.
Our Democratic candidates de-
feated take the election result like
men and like Democrats. After the |
Deluge the earth was repeop'ed.-l
After the election the Democracy
grows in strength.
The council has very sensibly es-.
tablished two additional gas posts
near the Court House. one at the |
SENTINEL. Office, the other on the
alley leading from the Court Hoase
to the jail. Let US have light.
Col. Sill Pursel! and his accom-.
1lished son, Lewis G. Pnrsell,are
n Portsmouth this week, visiting
he early boyhood scenes of our
veteran cotemporary. We be-
peak a pleasant visit and a safe
return.
Mr.. Jacob Bowser, OF Lancas-
.er. has rented a room in the
Bishop building, and will keep a
irst class ice cream saloon, and