The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-05-23
Local Items.
DomOyan--Artistic Tailor.

I1e8Fy lEOet tuie iuoIutuEs
John Boatner, of New Strait
= lie, was in Logan Sunday.
Miss May Rainey is visitin
relatives aud friends il Ian
caster.
Interesting reading matter vi
be found on the outslde of th
issue.
We are glad to see Mr.. Da.iu
White able to be out and abou
again.
Don't forget to notice, on the Al
page of this issue, the advertise
ment of the ladies Laundry Sachet
The Man, the Hand Organ AM
the Monkey we're in town Tuesday
to the great delight Of about eigh
hundred children.
Mrs. Rudolph Rempel and Mrs
VIM. Waner left Logan this morn
ing for Chill,cothe, where they vii
VISIT friends for q wesk.
Married by Rev. j r. viii.
Iiams at his residence in Logan
O., May 14tb, Mr.. Mlsworth S
Linton and Mss Stella L. Wright
Hon. Daniel ]. Ryan. Secre-
tary of State. has our thanks for
. copy of the Registry Laws Of
Ohio.
Billy Davey. of the Journal
Office, Columbus, together with
his wife, visited his Logan rsla :
.tiyes on Sunday last.
The. railroad excursion en- last
Sunday brought about two thou
sand people to our city. A picnic
was held in Rempclis Grove IN the
afternoon.
Mr.. John James. who has been
very sick with rheumatism for the
past two weeks is, We are glad to
learn, getting better.
Mr.. Henry Williams, Mrs. E.
F. Williams and Joseph Beck
and wife were among the excur
sionists from Columbus Sunday.
Mr.. John Flumm. a prominent
citizen of Washington township.
was a welcome visitor at this
Office on Tuesday.
Mr.. Andy V. Crawford, of the
Engineer Corps of the State
Canal Commissioners, is now at
Dayton, where be will be for the
next month.
George Gill, the popular drug
gist of South Bloomingville, was
in town Tuesday. lie thinks he
reads his title clear to the post
Office at that place.
Charley Butin. one of our
former citizens, but now of Co.
lnmbus, was among the picnick
ers who visited Logan Sunday
last. He met with q warm re-
ception from his many old friends.
Mr.. John Mason, one of the
best farmers, best citizens and
best Democrats, in Hooking
favored the SENTINEL
Office with a pleasant call on
Monday last.
We .present elsewhere. from the
Democrat, Q deserved
on Judge Courtright.-|
The Judge is handsome and able
enough to be Lieutenant Governor,
or Governor of Ohio, for that mat
ter.
The beautiful Yerges plaza has
been recently adorned with rare
specimens of sunaow ers from Japan.
the contribution of Col Cresap.
whose ancestor did not murder in
cold blood, &c.
Gen. Jack Floyd made a trip to
Mt. Sterling. last week, and bought
a hundred dollar heifer. The time
is fast approaching when the model
farmers will begin telling lies about
their COWS. We have several al
ready In store.
Col. Burgess, supreme court
reporter pro tenn, and Col. Tom
Johnston, secretary of the Board
of Trade pro tenn, of Fosforla,
were in the city this week. These
two Colonels. pro tenn, make a
dandy tandem team in court.
Chauncey Bishop dIsdains the
changing weather, and changes his
advertisement this week. He has
everything for sale between or
anges and ice. Goods TO suit all
climates and to the taste of his
many patrons. See advertisement
else
Clara Savey, aged about IL
years, daughter of John Savey,
died at 10 O'clock Tuesday morn
ing of last week. The funeral