The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-09-05
Local Items.


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DOnOvan--ArtiStic Tailor
The Commissioners are In ses
sion this week.
Mr.. II. l.. Wright sold-forty
head Of cattle last week 10 Co
lumbus parties.
Mr.. Eli West ard family removed
to Columbus this week, and will
make that city their future home.
School has been postponed un-
/, til next Monday on account OF
the hot weather.
Samuel Trenning, of Union
Furnace, was a caller at the Sen
tinel Office on Tuesdav.
]. w. Knipe, of Ilesboro, gave
this office a pleasant call on
Tuesday.
Nels Armstrong. of South Per-
ry, the popular Democratic NOM
inee FOR Auditor, was in town ON
Saturday.
Gus Magoon. of Goshen, Va.
is back 10 Logan, and will re-
sumo his former place with the
Logan Manufacturing Co.
Prof. Alspach and wife, of
Lockville, are in town and have
taken rooms with Mrs. Brown.
The Professor will resume his
school work on next Monday.
VIM. Waner has a museum OF
vegetable curiosites that are
we'll worth seeing. composed Of
nondescript birds aud animals.
Admittance free.
Farley Phelps, of Oreville. this
county. shipped during the last
month. II car loads Of potter and
fire clays to Columbus. He has
just opened a five foot Wien of
fire clay within one hundred
yards Of the depot.
j. A. McClelland, of South
Perry, was in town on Saturday
and gave the Sentinel Office a
pleasant call paid up his sub
scrip,ion for another year and
went away with q lightened
heart.
Joseph BartheIow is doing a |
good business in the shipment of
potter clay, having large con-
tracts with parties in Northern
and Southern Ohio. He is also
q large manufacturer of the best
stoneware known 10 the trade.
The members of the Executive
Committee met last Saturday
and organized by the election OF
the following officers: Chair
man, o W. II. Wright; Secre-
tary. l.. A. O'Neal; Treasurer,
Chas. Swenke.
One day last week, MIR. Me-
Peck's son was kicked above the
left eve causing a wound two in
ches long and extending down TO
the skull bone. The wound was
sewed up by DIR. Blosssr.
The Wnman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Lancaster
District are in session at the NJ.
4. Church today. A number of
distinguished ladies are present
from abroad. Rev. l. NJ. Bra
shears of Williamsport, will d i
liver the address instead of Rev /
Sexton, who is detained on &C.
count of sickness.
Don't put it off, but call at
once and see the bargains in
hardware. These goods were re
ceived from an assignee's sale al
Albany, N. Y. and the queens
ware from the Pan Handle
wreck. See The water damaged
goods and that tin ware. Call
at the Store and get price list.
These goods must be sold at
once and are sold regardless Of
cost. We will be with you only
for a short time. Don't delay
as there is danger.
u. 3. A. SYNDICATE, 4
Slisher Building, Logan, ..
Louis Rodman while on his
way from Logan, Aug. 3lst, fell
in company with a young Han
sci, who asked permission to ride
which was granted. After rid.
ing a short distance, Hansel as
saulted Rodman without any
provocation, Redman claims, and
beat him severely inllicting about
is wounds about the head and
face. Nearly all of them about
the head are 10 the skull bone in
depth varying in length from /
a. :,,nbo, NJ, Tr-,,cr oDNoc.