The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-03-28
Mr.. K. D. McManigal informs

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tory 10 closing them down.
Mr.. Charles Wright will bull
a fiue brick residence this sum
; mer, on his large. handsome 10
on the corner of Market ant
Second streets. The Logan Man
iufacl using Company has the con
tract, which is a sufficient guar
antee that the workmanship vii
be of,ie best.
On Sunda y last, al Maxvill'
Miss Cora Kennedy and Mr.. An
drew Wolf were united in mar
rage. The bride is a daughte
of Mr.. Thos. T. Kennedy. an(
a sister of County Commissions
Levi Kennedy. The SENTINEL
tenders lis congratulations on the
happy event.
The Bohemian glass blowers arr
giving splendid entertainment il
this city. Thcy occupy the ROT N
1rext to N. ]. Weiland's store, and
be-ides the novelties they have On
exhibition. their manrer of work
| is instructive aud enterta ming, and
should b. witnessed by every one
in the city. The cost of admittance
is small and no one will begrudge
the price after seeihs the glass
blowers.
Chas. Sterrett has departed for
Charlesthn, w. Va, where he
takes charge Of one of Harmi
son & Cos stores. Mich Gear
will have charge of the store
IN this place. Mr.. Sterrett was
one of the brightest young bust
ness men in town and will be
missed by his numerous friends.
We wish him success in his new
home and feel sure that his sue
cessor here will keep the store
mp to ITS present high standard.
Homer Hansei's school. at Oak
Grove school house, closed last FRI
day. On Tuesday night last the
Literary Society of the school had
exercises, at the school house. con
aisting OF addr esses, original essays.
decIamations and music, which
were highly enjoyed by tho large
audience, which crowded the room
TO its utmost capacity. The term
Just closed has been a very success
full one, and has esta blished the rep
u tation of Homer Hansel as one of
our most promising young teachers
EDIToR-In last weeks issue OF
the SENTINEL. there appeared an
interview between a reporter OF
your paper and John Hansen,
who had acted as one of the
special examiners of the treasury
of this county. In that interview,
to a question by a reporter. Mr..
Hansen made the following am
swer:
81 am in possession r. faats with refer
do not care to speak Of al present"
The language uaed in this an
swer has a tendency to lead the
community 10 believe that there
is something wrong with the
condition of the treasury. Now
if Mr.. Hansen knew al the time
he made the examination that
there was something wrong with
the condition of the treasury,
why did he report its condition
under his oath and over his sig
nature as being correct ? l in
vite Mr.. Hansen to tell all he
knows about the condition of The
treasury.
JonN NoTtsTeNE, Treas.
Pearl Johnston, Of Creola. was
arrested at Millville. Monday
bv Sheriff Gallagher,
and taken 10 Macarthur, where
be is wanted to answer TO the
charge af bastardy. Johnston
ana his brother came 10 this city
Monday morning at 2 O'Clock.
They lett their horses here and
started up the road on foot. Tom
Mayes, night policeman, noticed
them and gava the sheriff infor
nation thai put him on tbe
right track. He was on the ear
ly train going west, and when
Johnston came aboard. met him
at the door and arrested him.
The families of both parties to
The suit are wealthy and the trial
promises to beco.ne very inter-
We understand that Mr. A. H.
Brooke is anxious to 60 to the
Council from tNe First Ward. He
says, We also learn, that he wants
to go there to look after the inter-
ests of the Logan Gas Company.
We did not know but W hat he had
his eye on anothgr tow2 building
or some old shed, barn, etc. ], gives
rs pleasure to learn that he only
wants to look after the interest of
the gas company. 1t don't take SO
much money out of the town in one
lump as a town hall, but that com,