The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-27
DOnoyan--Artfstic Tailor.

The steeple on the Hunter s.
Lutheran church is being re
paired.
Fcrdle Rempel and wife visite'
the Cincinnati Centennial tho frs
of the week.
Revs. Thomas and Williams ar
attending the Ohio Conference thi
week at Sohnmcus.
w a NTED.-Furnace
men and laborers at Glasgow rur
mace, Moxahala, 0.
~. Il. Bowlby & Son are sell
ing l'ools from 81 up. Think o
that for low prices.
Mr.. Will Stedcm and wife o
Philadelphia. Pa are visiting rel
atives ard friends in Logan.
Billy Ackers. of our town, am
one Of the best printers in the
Valley. is in the employ of tht
Pomeroy Democrat.
We notice that Mrs. Joe Shrad
or and Mrs. Amanda Thompson
widows, have been allowed al
increase of pension.
The lewis Comedy Company
will exhibit ut the Opera House
in Logan, for one week, COM
mencing Monday evening, Oct.
tolser LIST.
Married at tho residence of Luth
Bort in Logan. o.. Sept. 23rl, BY
9sev. j. r. Williams. Mr. Ira s
Dresenbery, of Circleville. and Miss
I.innie Bort.
Bowlby & Son offer to the peo
pie splendid stoga boot for 50
and $3.50. They challenge any
dealer in the Valley to beat that
price-qaality considered.
Fodder" S,edem, at the Kess
Ter stand. has a big run of busi-
ness of evenings, and he keeps il
quiet and orderly. He is the
right man in the right place.
A dancing party assembled vt
che Mccarthy Hall. Saturday ev
ening, and had q pleasant time. in
honor of Miss Fan Foster. of Ian.
caster, who is the guest of Capt
Bowen.
.Slate roofs are fast taking The
place OF the pine and oak shingle
in our town. Mr.. Jos. Rochester
and Mr.. Louie Kleinschmidt have
put this substantia roof OH their
residences the past week.
The Misses Rena and Rutl,
Woodland. OF Fl. Madison, Iowa.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ma
goon for The par, few weeks. ie-
turned 10 t:leir. home on Tuesday.
The City Council met in regular
session Tuesday evening. Aside
from an unusnal number of bills
allowed and the passage of nm or
tlinance. which appears elsewhere in
the Sentinel. no other business of
importance WAS transacted.
The members Of the tYOqng Me.
chanic's Band desire to thus publicly
thank the ladies whoeo nobly assis ell
them at their festival ON last FRI
day evening. Also TO Col. Wcldy,
the HaydenvilIe aud Hock Hooking
hands. and the citizens generally.
are thanks due.
There will be Democratic mcet
ing and Polo lsaising at Gibson
vile. Saturday afternoon, Septem
bcr 29th. Tho meeting will be al
dressed by V. Z. Lowry, o. w. Il.
Wright and w. P. Price. Ev ry
body is invited TO attend and hear
the issues Of the campaign fairly
discussed.
Hon. John T. Moore, Prohibit
ion candidate for Supreme Judge.
delivered two addresses in the
Court House or Saturday after
noon and evening last. He IS an
able speaker, and the G. o. P.
came in for a full share of CEN
sure on account of its free whis-
Ky platform.
Mr.. M. Kreig is building a
handsome residence on The west
end of Main street, taking the
place of his old home, which will
be completed soon. That end of
town is showing many handsome
and valuable improvements IN
the way of building, and Mr..
KrieSs new house is noted ad-
dition.
Sammy Rempel has been un>
usually busy this week putting
together agricultural implements
for exhibition at the Count Y
Fair. He has been ably assisted
by Uncle Abe Cook, Peter Neib
ling and Sentinel reporter. and
everything dove.tailed according
to the printed circular. The ma.
chinery will be properly ex-
hlbited.
Morris W Reich, proprietor ol
the Logan Cheap Store, left Tues
day for Delaware 10 take the course
at college there. He thanks the