The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-02-21

- cheap and on short notice.
The father OF Mrs. O. S. White
OF the Depot House, died at hi
home in Columbus, FRIDAY lasI
. The City Council will meet i
: regular session on next Tuesda.
evening.
Miss Name Arnold, OF Near.
thur, is the guest Of Miss Lauri
IIamer, west Main street.
II Mr.. Joshua II. Jackson, o
: Longstreth, was in town Wednes
day.
Mr.. W. S. Jones, general mana
ger of the Athens Journal, accom-
panied by his wife visited in Logan
last Sunday.
Mr.. Frank BlasIus, jr., and Mr..
Frank Downey, two Of our most
accomplished young tailors, who
have been sick for the last week, are
well and at work again.
/ Gottleib Krishbaum and Mary
kraustwa were married at
The Probate Judges Office, Mon
day morning.
Fodder Stedem offers a reward
for the person who sent him a
valentine in the shape of white
cap warning.
Mr.. John Ucker is slowly re-
covering from his severe attack
of rheumatism, and will soon be
at his place Of business.
Mrs. G. Weis will continue the
Merchant Tailoring business at
the old stand of her deceased
husband, See nollce.
DIR. NJ. Vance, of Cadiz, will
sell at public sale, on March Sth,
his personal property consisting
of horses, cows, buggy, house,
hold furniture, SC. Remember
the date.
Mr.. Frank Myers can console
himself with the thought that
there has never been true
prophet who was not prosecuted
more or less. He should consider
the reward of Elijah and prove
true to the faith and sous winds.
Billy llillgarden, who has been
in Col. R'mpel's store
he past year. accepted a similar
situation in Columbus, and left
Logan on Monday for his new 10
cation. His friends wish him
success. =
Squire Floyd is the champion ]
Whist player in town. So is Colon l
i Weldy, Lawrence Yerges, Mack
Connel, Cal Rebcr, Alex Downey,
Chas Rose and some fifteen or TWEEN. Z
y other gentlemen.
On last Sunday morning Mr. Geo.
Beck took suddenly sick, falling l
rom his char to the floor, remain
ng unconscious for some hours. !
'eart disease being the trouble. His
tending physician, DR.. Wright re 1
'orts him improving, with encour-
ging hopes of his recovery. .
Judge Fresner has been invited
D 60 to Marietta at an early day o
nd sit as Judge in an important IL
uit IN which, the railroad and Stand Ii
I'd Oil companies, are involved. C;
'ho request to act as Judge in this
asc is a compliment, but neverihc- Z
,ss deserved Jne. ii
T
The post Office fight is sugaring re
!. Pursell has driven offa!! oppo IN
ton except Kit!smilIer and Sea
lrry. Our voice is still for Sea =,
AIRY. The fact that be may have st
,propriated to himself some nick
S end q bottle or SO of beer, with :,
1t the consent Of a saloon keeper, f.,
evidence that be possesses. if this v
, true, the instincts of a Republi ~,
IN statesman. -,
The cold snap this week b as been
bout the keenest of the season. be
'ednesday morning the thermon.- an
er stood eight degrees above zero. 10
S there are some persons who still W
sire 10 put up lcc we would judge al
at this was the timeAo subscribe Is
we moan put up Ice. 10
Mr.. Chas. Rose is already re
living his new Spring Goods N.
e keeps ahead and always ad- Es
ses the public of the fact thro' va
g columns of the Sen!inei.- on
cad his new dvertlsement 10,
AIDED Spring Opening"
II may seem incredible, bnt it