The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-06-13

The Council last Friday evening d
nothing of interest or Importance.
. Judge Friesner is in Mississippi this we'
on important professional business.
Judge s II. Bright will deliver the or
tion on the 9TH of July at the meeting
Maxviiie OF the Patriotic Sons OF AmerIc'
The silver cornet band Of Macarthur ha,
a picnic to-day at Ash Cave. We Sno
The affair Will be pleasant; and hope I
have full details next week.
| If you have tooth in labor g,
down and let DR.. Raney bathe
in Ita esta. and then pull it. Th'
process is absolutely painless.
Frank Smith. fourteen year ole
boy from lick Run. had a hearing
before Squire Floyd, Tuesday. o,
the charge of stonIng . railrcat
tram. He was bound over to eourl
in tho sun of 500.
The Misses Grace-1cule Green have
thanks for a boquet Of roses, all roses
beautiful and fragrant as heart could
desire, and as delightfully."- attractive as
their own fair presence. These girls
and other girls, are invited to come Of
ten. and bring boquets.
There is a postoffics i'm Athens
county that is being boycotted
by the people in the neighbor-
hood. Ifthere is anything that
the people of Athens county
would not do, when they get
worked up, we would like to hear
about 1t.
Charley Bowlby. late cand;-
date for postmaster, has been
eased off by having been desig-
mated by Gov. Neil with the right
10 name the fourth class posi-
masters in Hooking county.
Charley has been doing his
assigned work with zeal.
Our boss boy, Charley Beck, is en-
tered as the fnstest job printer in the
State. Yesterday, in working on a job
o. 5000 premium lists for the fair, he
printed l,20G an hour. Each impress
sion requires four movements of the
foot. The space travelled by his foot,
in the work. If put in a walk would
make forty miles of travel in a day.
Now let the fast printers of other Off
ces trot, or tramp out their boys or
men. We will bat a nickle-plate
stick there isn't anyone can beat our
Becky boy.
We are glad to learn that Alder
man Ike Koutner has been appoint
ed Canal Collector at this place.
Mr.. Kontncr is wounded soldier.
He Is . mn of Industrious habits,
honest and reliable, and the ap-
pointment will give general salts
faction. There wero 13 applicants
tor the place, but Parson O'Gould.
an old associate in Council, put his
to the wheel and the ap-
,,olntment followed as a matter of
course. Tho burthensome Burgess
was light weight in this Transaction
Maggie Case, of "ours." now Mrs.
Mccormack, OH the eve of her depart,
nre to her far-away Western home,
sends us boquet of flowers. Roses as
ed as warm heart blood, honeysuckles
Is sweet as the name implies, and pan
lies, That's for Remembrance" said
)phelia and so We count it, coming
rom Maggie. The flowers will wilt
Ind fade, but the remembrance Of
Maggie. in our Office and in our town,
will be enduring. The SENTINEL re-
yrets her departure /; but in common
With her many friends in Logan, gives
he wish that she NAV fnG in her new
lome as many to welcome and love
Ter as she leaves in Logan regretting
Ter departure.
A Command of the Union Vet
'rans' Union was organized al
HartmanIs hall on the evening
IF June 6. The COMMAND was
in by Col. Patterson, of
aekson, O. The following off
,ers were elected: Colonel, r.
F. Price; Lieutenant Colonel, A.
Moore; Major, John H. Wolf;
Surgeon, DIR. Jacob Rutter:
chaplain. l. Haine; Officer of The
Day, j. Sterling; Officer of the
5uard, Edward Wade; Quarter
n ,ster. A. Voris.
Uncle Bill Kennedy, tho Re-
publican war horse III Saltcreek,
was a candidate for the post
,ffice. at Haynes. Uncle Bill
1oes not train with the Logan Re
publican ring, and was snubbed.
The man Manager Bowlby had
appointed. is a party unknown
70 fams. At least he has never
been in the way Of the Demo
cratic party TO any extent 10 dis
.urb us. The broth of a boy from
lar down in Saltcreek, Is liable
10 give the Logan gang some
trouble before he is entirely
'quelched.
Col. Friesner is contributing a
series Of articles In the RepH6A-
caa, GaSettc descriptive of the
New South, as he saw it on the
recent excursion, which in liter.
ary finish and classical beauty are
among the preities: we have
seen. Col. Friesner vas one OF