The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-01-10
Local Items.
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DOnoyan--Artistic Tailor.

Albert Niche has retired from
serviceswith the Motherwell's.
Deputy Clerk Robinson has re
turned to his home in Saltcreek
Theodore Robish has bid adieu
10 Logan handicappers. and gone
10 Cincinnati.
There is mad dog scare in
Marion. 1t is reported that three
dogs are known be mad.
School resumed on last Mon
day. The children and every
b0ly are glad.
Conductor Rufe Snively has
retired from the road and gone
TO California.
Charley Barker has gone to
p .rismouth to take editorial
ch arge of the Times.
Pat Canty, the popular ;nsur-
ance sgent, wants to buy a house
in Logan.
Governor General Mandus Re-
ber. of West Virginia. was a vls-
itor in our city last week.
Representative Buerhaus went
10 Columbus, Tuesday, 10 attend
the meeting of the Legislature.
DR.. Frank McClintock, from
the Moonshine regions of Ten
nesse, is visiting in Logan this
week.
One of the handsomest calendcrs
OF the season, is that presented by
the Christian Moerlein company.
Mr. Waner, agent. has our thanks.
Col. Henry Hunter. of Lancas
Gov. well known to many Of our
citizens. committed suicide on
last Sunday.
The Liars Court holds nightly
sessions. The case ofthe wh,tq
Caps is the current question thiA
week. n
Josie Rochester aid Miss EN-
ma Gear. of Carey.S O. will he
married today. Joy be with
them.
Squire Ben Stephenson. chief
justice OF Salt Creek. was in the
ritv last week attending TO bust
nsss in the Probate Court.
aGlas Derr, prominent. citizen
n Marion township, died sud |
denly Monday night, from heart
disease.
Auditor Bowen is in Columbus
this week attending an import
ami aession of the State Audito-
rial Association.
The high winds yesterday lift
ed the lin roofs off Col. Rempel's
residence. the DolIison Block and
the foundry building.
The gas governor gets up early
10 put out the gas. He is late
also in lighting 1t. The governor
needs the attention of the city
council.
Mr.. Murphy, representing the
Columbus Post. was i'm our city
last week and obtained a list Of
thirty subscribers. Mr.. Robt. O.
Klttsmiller is local agent.
The council had q meeting
Tuesday evening, but did noih-
ing of importance. Street COM
missioner Jurgensmier's bill for
supervising the cleaning of street
crossings was disailowed.
Prosecuting Attorney Lowry
has given his official bond in the
sum of OF $1,000. for his ensuing
term. Securities: W. II. Wood
ruff, Henry Hansel, Homer l.
Wright.
Marshal Voris authorizes us to
say that he will arrest any boy
found about the depot, unless with
his parents or Oh legitimate business.
Jumping on moving trains is vlo-
latlon of the State law, and a boy
doing so, if caught. goes to Jail. +
Judge Friesner passed upon
the Spencer case on last Tuesday.
His DECISION is highly commend
ed for its presentation of the law
and equity of the case. We will
publish the opinion next week.
= The Norris Concert tonight
will be a rich musical treat 10
our people. Mrs. Norris will be
Il
assisted by the best musical tai
ent of The country. Every one
who enjoys good music should
attend. Tickets at kessler's.
DR.. France will visit Lancaster 4
on Wednesday, January 10Th.
Athens on Thursday, January I
18th. He makes a specially Of
Chronic Diseases and Diseases Of II
the Eye and Ear. Consultation
free on the above dates.
The hurricane of yesterday :
was general over the county do
ing much damage everywhere. :
In Plttsburg, four story house