The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-03-07
Local Items.
DonOvan--ArtiStic Tailor.

IN The best shape. IL mas no con-
pe,itor. in that respect, in th'
locking Valley.
Court will convene in Logal
on next Monday, the llth.
Henry Kesslef reioices in ;
new son who called last week.
Mr.. Geo. Beck is very sick, no
expected 10 live.
Mr.. Joe Jnda, one Of the promi
nent citizens of Marion, is dan
gerously ILL.
Mrs. Isaac Hansaker is pros
frated with paralysis, and moi
expected 10 live.
See call Tor meeting cf Demo
cratic Central Committee in an.
other column.
DHvid Lewis. the east end
blacksmith, has goue 70 Colnm
bus.
We are indebted to Mrs. Baird for
late San Francisco and Los Angeles
newspapers.
Sam Appleman has bought
Friends saloon, near The canal
bridge.
Phil Slisller has bought the
Prior property ON Mulberry
street, consideration 1880.
Renben Spurr1er has gone 10
Columbus, where he proposes en-
gasing in the dry goods business.
Mr ~. NJ. Gould, of he SENTI-
MEL. fell from the platform at the
depot last Monday evening and
fractured a rib.
Born: To Mr.. aud Mrs. Ell
James, Wednesday morning. a
daughter The same morning 10
Mr. and Mrs. Doc. Neil, twins.
Mr. j. Z. Triisch went TO New
Lexington on last Monday. to
look after ms calaing mill al
that place.
Mr.I 7. Har:zell, of Union Fur
nace, favored us with a call last
week, after the paper had gene to
lrcss.
Hon. j. II. Outhwaite has our
thanks for copy of his speech
on The Snalls-Eiliptt contested
election case, OH the l2lh.
Gov. Harmison. of Baltimore.
Md, is in The city This week. and
is highly gra'ified with the bust
ness his staff have been doing.
Mr.. Hiram Kanode has sold his
properly in Bragg,own, TO Ed.
Wade. aud will remove in the
spring 10 Washington territory.
Mr.. jacob Schwarz, who has
been guile sick. is, We are glad
Ia state, able TO be out and al |
tending to business again.
PAT. Canty, The popular Logan
insurance agent. went over Ia
New Lexington Monday. and in
sured the new Two hundred
til, .usand dollar court house.
Mr.. John L. Childers, one #
the substantial citizens of Salt
Greek, made us pleasant call
Wednesday afternoon.
Sliers & Co. have a few words
10 say TO the people of Logan
and vicinity in this issne of the
Sentinel. W Lich they will do well
TO read.
Mr. Will Brandt. of near
E wing, one of. the mos, efficient
young teachers in the county.
has gone 10 Columbus, and taken
an engagement as general travel
ing agent for Book publishirg
firm in that city.
MAIRIED-At the Evangelical
Lutheran Church, on Mulberry
street, Tuesday evening. March
5'h. by the Rev. J. II. Eneel-
der, Miss Louise Bronze, daugh-
Ter of Chri,t Bronne,' of Logan,
apd John Schmidt, OF Springfield
Chic.
Mr.. David Lewis and family, ,
will remove to Columbus in a few
weeks. MIR. Lewis has contracted
10 work for the Columbus Trans
Ter Company He is first class {
mechanic. and while we regret
his departure from Logan, We
,xiend best wishes 10 him and his
"a mily in their new home.
Hr. Frank Adams, from the
purple crested, cloud invested +,
peaks of Tennessee" contribu tes
!, pleasant Logan reminiscence,
yiiich we publish On the first
page of this paper.
Harmison & Co., inspired by
he presence Of the Governor, {
ssue a proclamation to the peo. {
ple, this week, which will be {