The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-09-12
Local Items.
DonOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.

WinOna furnace went into o'ds
last Monday.
Special attention is called IL
the new advertisement Of Ed
Harrison d Co.
A two.year. old son of Henry
Smith, of Haydenvilie, was se'
verely bitten last week by a pei
coon.
Mr.. John Hanafy. of Logans-
port, Ind, is visiting friends and
relations IN Hooking County.
Clarence Brown. eight year old
aon of Mrs. Mary Brown, cut his
leg badly with a penknife. DIR.
Blosser dressed the wound. Z
The Street Commissioner. Mr..
John ;..anode, is doing excellent
work on our streets. making
them shine like q silver dollar.
Geo. w. Lloyd, one of the lead
ing merchants Of Sand Run. was
in town on Tuesday and gave the
Sentinel a pleasant call.
Robert Hamblin. former Steward
Of the Athens Asylum. has accepted
the Presidency Of the First Bank of
Pomeroy, o. We join in congratu
iations to one of Hooking county's
most honored SONS.
We have quite number OF Ag-
ricultural Reports from Washington
CITY on band, and will distribute
them among our subscr iLers as they |
come in and pay up their subscrip |
tion. First comes, 6rs. served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, of Iowa. are
visiting friends in Logan. guests
Of J. NJ. Floyd. Mr.. Hall has
taken Typhoid fever since his ar
rival at Mr.. Floyd's and his re-
covery is doubtful.
Robert Stalter and Cal Essex
Of New Straitsville, have leased
the Monday Greek coal mines
from the OHIO and Western Coal
and Iron Co., and have COM
menced shipping coal.
Rev. George Geiger stopped in
town on Saturday while on his
way to his appointment at Wells
ton. Rev. Geiger is among our
oldest subscribers and We are al
weys pleased to greet him in our
sanctum.
On Sunday Sept. Is, the G. d.
v. Il T. R'y Co.. will sell round
trip tickets 10 Columbus, at one
FIRE for round trip. Special train
will leave Columbus al 6 p. M,
which will give people an oppor
iunity 10 see the game of Base !
Ball between Columbus & Gin
cinnati clubs.
The old veterans. when they at
tend the Re union next week, will /
fnd at the Saloon of }. N. Slater. I
opposite the Postof6ce. the best Of I
Milwaukee and Columbus Beer.
fresh and cool. also choice Wines =
and Liquors. Mr.. Slatsor conducts
an orderly place aud is accommo O
dating to his patrons. Drop in and d
see him while hero. e
The Indian Medicine Co. that has il
been with US for tho past two weeks. Il
has gone to Nelsonville. We deem = ;,
it but just to say of the Co.. that I,
while here they conducted them
selves as gentlemen, dealt fairly
with our people, gave many very
pleasant evening entertainments, %
and took with them the best wishes .,
of our people. We learn that they :,
will be with us again during our %
County Fair, and they will prove y
drawing card. a
The Re union OF the 18th and u
Goth Reg. o. v. l., to be held here a
on the 10Th and goth, promises to is
be Q grand success. Hundreds of ~
OK soldiers from different parts OF &
the State will be present to renew 8
their old army acquaintance and a
talk over the conflicts they went
more than q quarter of a :
ago. Nothing is being left :,
uudone by our local committees to
perfect arrangements for a good
time, and If the weather Is favorable
We look lor An enjoyable occasion q
when the old veterans meet here on u
next Thursday and Friday. v
Citizens who have vehicles of L
their own, are invited 10 join the c
procession on Friday afternoon. q
O. C. Waite, pres, Falkenbalk, n
vice pres, and other officials OF :; !;
the Q. II. V. d I. r. R., passed :,
down the Hooking Valley on a D
business trip. The results of the b
new management are already d
bringing forth good fruit. An ad 6
ditional man has beon added to !,
each section and we are inform 81
ed that additional passenger e
troina will he mt on fhe road for 1