The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-14
Local Items.
Donovan--Artistic Tailor.

DOnOvan--Artistic Tailor
Valentine 10 day.
Easter falls upon the 2lst {
April this year.
'Lasses and sugar season wi
soon be here.
Very little grain is coming int
this market.
Born 10 Mr.. ard Mrs. Capt
Dupler on Friday last, a son.
Will Logan DO much in III
building line this summers
Our roads are being badly Gu
mp by the freezing and thawing
Mrs. 4. J. McClintock has beer
seriously Ill the past week.
b. C. Reber was at Washington
G. II. Tuesday.
Chas. Rose Is in Cincinnati this
week, buying a lot of new goods.
Ed Price made the SENTINEL Of
Gee his frst cali yesterday. We ask
Ed to come oltener aud stay longer.
Col. Strathcn Robinson. Of Blue
Creek, reached Logan last Monday
evening.
Hels Armstrong. of Perry, was
in the city on Saturday, attending
20 business in the Probate court.
Mr.. Pat Canty was called to Nc
Arthur Tuesday. by the serious ILL
ness OF his m0ther.
Little Nugget will. be the at
traction at the Opera House to-
morrow evening.
The Logan WooIen Mills have
shut down aud will remain closed
until the 1st of April.
The prospect of the growing
wheat III this county ia very en-
couraging 10 the farmers, and
they are happy.
City Council met Tuesday eve
ming and adjourned to meet on
Monday evening next. without
transacting any business.
Ice on the "basin this We'd
nesday morning Is 5 inches thick,
and our ice men are busy cut
ting and packing.
Mr.. David Smeltzer. who has
been visiting friends and rela-
lions IN this vicinity for several
months, returned to his home in
Wisconsin, Tuesday.
The School Board has rescinded
its order that all children must
be yaccinated within fifteen
days from the Sth of February.
or be dismissed from school,
IL is we'll that the Board needed
the murmurs Of the people and
rescinded IFS iron-clad order.
Mr.. Albert Kcrste;n. the very
popular young clerk at Ieeber d;
Cos store. is Is years old today
He was the recipient Of many hand
some presents This evening the
young folks of his set will attend !
party in honor of the event.
We are glad to announce that
Mr.. ID. a. Miller has been reappoint
ed superintendent of the Hooking
canal. Mr.. Miller has made an ex.
ce'lent superintendent. and his re-
appointment is deserved recogni
tion of his previous service
The streets of our city were
crowded with farmers and their
teams SATURDAY.. Evidently onr
merchants done a good days
business, if we may Judge from
the crowded condition OF their
stores during the entire day.
Col. RempeI filled three of his
ice houses this week. cne with
Michigan ice IA inches thick
VIM. Warer. John Ucker and J.
N. Kessler have also put up a
good supply. Those OF our ice
men who did pot take advantage
Of the late freeze will get their
supplies from the lakes.
A bill has been introduced in
The Senate abolishing the office
IF Street Commissioner in GER
ain cities, the citv's interest TO
be guarded by three Councilmen
at large, in addition to the regu-
lar aldermanic quota. to serve
FOR three years. The Senate no
doubt had read the ordinance
passed by our City Council. abol
shing that office. published in I,
,he SENTINEL sume weeks ago.
AT an election for officers ofl