The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-10-03
c. II. Reichley smiles and says,

DOnOvan--Artistie Tailor
G. II. Reichley smiles and say
"Its a boy"
DR.. Blosser and wife we're j
Geneva. last Sunday.
And still We see some very fin
peaches In our market.
Mr.. Lew McGlll is travelin
adjoining counties on business.
A. E. McGrath, of the Near
thur Enquirer, is attending on
Fair.
Ohas. Boardman, manager o
Greendale Furnace, was in tow
yesterday.
Chas. Gould. Jr., of the Moth
erwell Works, is visiting at In.
dianapolis, Ind.
DR.. Farquhar will be at tht
Rempel House on the 10th and
1Ith of this month.
There are twice as many horses
now on the Fair Grounds than al
any previous Fair,
Mr.. Leonard Fisher. of Ports.
mouth, was a guest of Mr.. Julius
Wels, on Sunday last.
/. Mr.. John Hutchins and wife
are visiting friends in Indiana.
md will be gone about a month.
The County Fair now in pro-
&ress, is the largest in entries
and attendance that we have had
yet.
Mr.. Abraham Beery and wife,
of Marion township, left for an
extended visit in North Western
Ohio.
Col. Cresap and family, after
IN absence of some weeks, re-
turned to their home on Satur-
day last.
Dave Miller is in the figure
business. He is more of a sue
cess in this than in sinking school
house wells.
Friday and Saturday will be
the big days at the Fair. Don't
fail to attend both days and see
the fine horses.
The l o'clock train on Friday
and Saturday will stop at Hun
ter street crossing for passengers
Buy your tickets before getting
ON train.
Mrs. Lizzie O. Marsh and Mrs
Ellen Bordeaux, of Butte City. |
are wishing in Logan.
Mrs. Marsh is a niece ofC. NJ.
Gould. The ladies are on a visit |
10 Washington City and other
points in the East. -
Benjamin Alltop has engaged
with the DAVIS Sewing Machine
Co., of w aterbury, Conn, 10 takc
charge of their work in Pickaway |
o., with headquarters al
CIrcleville, to which place he
will move his family in the near
fuiur.s
Married at the residence of
Samuel Moore, of this city, on
Tuesday evening. Oct. 1st. his
and accomplished
Lowie. 10 DIR. G. o. A.
len. Of HaydenyiIle. Though the
loctOr had many admirers, il
seems that he was bound to have
Moore"
Business called us TO DR.. L vi
Isaney's dental Office. yesterday |
and while waiting hi
pleasure u lew minutes, he eX-
tracied thirteen teeth from one
persou and fourteen from anoth
ar. With he "Ita Est" tins was
done without pain to he sufferer.
The Doctor ENJOYS a wide prac-
aace in his profession.
The Basket Meeting at Beth
ana Church, on Old Town, last
was quite pleasant af
fair. The exercises, consisting OF
addresses, recitations and sing
ing, was conducted by Rev. j.
z. Mclaughlin, with Adam Pol
ing as leader of choir; addresses
by Isaac Switzer, Rev. McLaugh
I'm ana Rev. Tyler. The dinner
which was had in the grove, was
just splendid. So say all who
enjoyed II.
w. d. Turner, an old hand al
the butchering business, who in
former years supplied our citl
zens With good meats at reason
able rates, will open a meat
market in the room next door
west of Harrington's drug store.
and Saturday next will be the
day. Mr.. Turner in
forms US that he will have good
sunnly of fresh meats and will