The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-07
Local Items.
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Donoyan--Artistic Tailor.

The thermometer was eight de
grees above zero this morning.
We regret to announce that Mrs
Patrick Doyle died this morning
Thursday next is ST.. Valen-
tin IS day.
The City Council Will convene
on next Tuesday evening.
Zare Cook celebrated his 3fth
birthday, Wednesday
Will Sterr,tt will occupy Dan
Acker's cottage on Mulberry ST
when it is completed.
The ground hog did we'll in re-
turning 10 his wiuter quarters on
Saturday last.
Mrs. Jacob Schwarz, who has
been quite i'll the last two weeks, Ia
improving.
Ed. Price has bought from Col
Rempel the Slishsr property
Consideration $1,000.
Miss Jennie Green of St. jo-
sephs. Is visiting friends IN Lo-
gan this week.
We noticed Hon. A. G. Sands,
of Cincinnati, and Mr. Frank
Merrlck, of Columbus, III ocr
city the past week.
Mr.. Jos. Hafier and wife are
visiting friends in Perry county
this week. We bespeak for them
an enjoyable tine.
Vint Ferguson. Vice President
OF The Colu mbus & Hooking Coal
and Iron Co.. will soon remove
from Buchtel to Columbus.
Frank Blasius jr., and Frank
Downey, who have been quite sick
arc improving, and 1t is hoped will
soon be out and about again.
The spring elections are ap-
preaching. and already the town
ships and wards are figuring or
whom they will choose to serve
them.
Sesrgent Charley Kcinile. one o
the handsomest. and enc Of the mos
efficient policemen of Columbus. II
visiting friends IN this city thi'
week.
John Ucker is sick. which ac-
counts for his absence from The
meat market. His son Anthony
however. is abundant!y compe-
tent 10 wait on customers.
The revival at the ii. e. Church
is still in progress, and many are
protesting conversion Id con-
Meeting themselves with The
church.
We Iearnss that Squire Bowen
the able assistant at the RempeI
House, has established a Dectec
tive Agency in Logan. a brancl
of the Columbus Agency.
Old Boreas is holding his owr
in this section, just now. and
Frank Myers, our local weather
prophet. for once admits that the
"sous" winds are not entirely re.
liable prognosticators.
There is a good deal of petty
th;eving going on in our town
but those who complain must
admit that Tom Mays. the night
policeman, Is not SLOW In detect
ING the rascaIs and recovering
property.
Horsemen sheulG remember
that the Sentinel Office is the
place TO get their bills printed
this Spring. We are we'll pre-
pared to do this kind of wors
very cheap.
Miss "Tat" Rainev. Of LaEcas
ter, daughter of Tom Rainey o
the SENTISRL.s visited Logan las
week. the guest of Miss Sisel.-
The young lady in company will
the Misses Anna Sisel and Ell;
and "Dode" Fox, were callers a
the SENTINEL Office Oh THURSDAY
last.
The City Council did wisel'
by passing an ordinance to pre-.
vent the keeping ef stallion
within the corporate limits. Nov
it would be in order for The Conn
eli so pass an ordinance 10 pre-
vent dogs from running at larg'
unmuzzled.
The story in circulation tha
our "Parson had sought ani
found the "pearl OF great price
at the anxious seat, ss wjihou
foundation. He thinks that
man who Will obey the Golde,
Rule and vote the Democratic
ticket, will find great favor witt
ST. Peter and not be denied en-
trance.
Charley Gould, jr., met witt.
painful accident at the Mother.
we'll Works, On last Friday
While he was tacking a card on {