The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-07-11
Local Items.
Domovan--ArtiStic Tailor.

Mrs. Emma Baker OF Waverl
spent The 4th with her sister. M
L .ita Gompf.
Mr.. John Welinian and NJ
Joel Kittsm,ller celebrated III
63d anniversary Of their blrthda
Yesterday.
Married by Rev. j. F. William
at his residence in Logan. o
June 20, Mr.. Charles Gray am
Miss Ida ward.
Mrs. VIM. Grier and Miss Kit.
Rippey of Lancaster. are in Lo
gan, attending the funeral o
Aunt Leach.
Miss Belle Tignor accompanied
with Miss Anna Wright are<vls-
lting friends at Pt. Pleasant, w
Virginia.
The Street Commissioners al :
tention is called 10 the condition
OF the market space. 1t is very
unsightly and needs cleaning up.
Prof. Virgins predicts four
weeks of continuous heat and
drouih, commencing the latter
half of This month.
The Fourth parsed off here
very quietly. Many of our ciii-
zens visited IN Columbus, Mel
sonville and other cities.
Mrs. Lidia Jones. (wile of W.
ID. Jones of the Wayerly Watch
mani and daughter, spent the
4ih with her son.
The finest fields of corn may
now be seen along The river boi.
toms. Jack Floyd and Bill Wes-
tenhaver say they will have moi
less than 80 bushels TO the acre. !.
Deputy Sheriff Dan Wright
took voupg Lehman, who is con
fined in Jail on the charge oi
b orse stealing. to Ein:on county,
Yesterday, 10 testify IN a replevin
case growing cut of his crime.
A force of forty five men re
sumed work at the Motherwell-
on Monday last. About as man,
more will 60 into the shops as
soom as the new machinery is
placed.
A splendid rain visited this
section yesterday evening. and |
the prospect is for more 10 day
The weather, however. continues
hot, and we long for the predict
ed cool wave.
Quite number of bets were
made in this place OH The result
of the Sullivan KiIrain fight.
which was The cause of so murh
hilariiy on our streets the pas,
Two nights.
What has become of the ordi
Lance 10 prevent Obstructing :he
ei'le walks and public places p
IT, would he well for the MavOr
Id jog the memory of The Gil,
and see that ii is en-
forced.
Mr.. Pat CAVITY left yesterday
for the Hot Springs. He ha,
been afflicted with Rheumatism
and his physicians have recon-
nended him TO take the trip. H.
10 be g me about a monll,
Charley Barker. who has been Q
sick with typhoid fever at Potts b
mouth for the last six weeks, ar t
lived home on Monday last in I
ARE of Judge Friesner. He is t
'apiily improving in health and L
Si!l soon be able 10 be out again i
Master Tot Gallagher, COM
nantler in chief at Sheriff Gal
agher's. was 5 years old last
Thursday, and the young man
,ad birthday. About fifty lii
le boys and girls of his age call
d on the gentleman and had a
time.
Nick WelIand wants all the O
eaders of the Sentinel TO know y
hat he has one of the fullest Q
tocks of Jewelry, Gold and Sill C
'er Watches, Clocks, DC, of any a
tore IN The Valley. in variety, b
aaliiy and price. Any kind of q
done promptly. and to "
he satisfaction of The public. e
The Harrington brother, John,
MARSHAL and Bert, gave a splen- +"
lid entertainment 10 their many
'oung friends on Monday even
ng last. Ii was John s twenty
irst birthday, and the party was
n honor Of their niece, Miss Lucy II
Walker. p
DR.. Taggart, prominent ply
ician of New Lexington, was o
iIled last Wednesday by a run
way team. He and his son we're
from a sick call. A I
oou, cOninU behind ran awav