The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-06-27

terian Church will give a Festlv'
and Concert at the Church on nez
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Spyby has bee
dangerously i'll for some weeks
Her son, John, Of Louisville, Ky.
has been called home and is nov
! with her.
Mr.. Enoch Collins. ono of oul
. oldees citizens, 10 prostrated at hi
home and fears are entertained thai
he may not rally again. Mr.. Col
lins has suffered two or three srokes
of paralysis and has been in feeble
health for number of years. Then
again he is we'll advanced in years
aud that is against him.
We bad . pleasant call th,s week
from DR.. McCune, of Marion, one
of our oldrs; and most esteemed
cit,zcns. The Doctor is one of the
few remaining of the old time Dem
ocrats who voted for Andrew Jack
son. It will please his many friends
to know that he Is hale and hearty,
and gives, a. we hope, promise to
live yat long and vote the Demo-
cratic ticket
n. j. Slater, at his Saloon opposite
the Postoffice, is getting ready to cele-
brate 4,h of July, and On that day will
have the finest layout of liquors, beer,
cigars and tobacco ever offered to the
public in Logan. His billiard hall in
connection with the bar will be open,
and no one who wants to have q royal
good time should stay away from Slat-
zer's. All the latest fancy drinks are
served by him, and nothing but the
purest liquors 60 over his bar. Call
and see him now, and on the glorious
Fourth.
If you want a tooth extracted
without pain call on DR.. z. V.
Raney. There arc hundreds of
people in the town and county who
will cheerfully testify that he does
that kind of work. Why suffer with
an aching tooth when it can be
lifted out without PAIN to you? I'll
Is senselcss. Go 10 Raney's at once. |
Master Lew Purse!I, Postmaster
General, sold his goat yesterday to
Mead Bowen. Director General of the
First Bank. The transaction caused a
tremendous sensation in boy circles,
and stock in goats went up and down
With the rapidisy of Wall street panic.
Master Lew contemplates four in
hand, q yellow dog, and lot At Ash |
Cave.
Yesterday. Father Williams, whose
presence in our Office is always as well
come as q sunbeam, and whose words /!
are benedictions. placed on ou. table q |
Rose. which in proportion, beauty and
perfume ve have never seen excelled |
by any Queen of the garden. 1t is
''span across and that's ha' the lingth |
of tut" as the Scotchman would sny.
1t combines in its colors York and |
Lancaste-, yet maintains the red on
the hear: petals as pretty az the blush
on maiden's cheek. 1t is as fragrant
as the breath Of June az she smiles and
kisses the harvest.
1t is very pleasant to have placed on
our table thickly strewn with bills pay
able, handsome boquet. 1t kind of
lightens the surroundings and moves a
sentiment Here the pencil point
breaks. Thanks.
A brother of D. Bensenhaver,
an old and well known citizen OF
Washington township, was buried
on Wednesday of last week. The
deceased, though 81 years old al
The time of his death. had never
walked nor talked during his life
lime. Though not what might
be called an imbecile, his senses
were 80 locked up that he re.
a helpless charge upon
The hands of his friends during
his life. A sister, some years
Younger, is in about the same
we learn. While IT is
that any family
should he 80 stricken. it is xorthy
IF note that the family has made
no shit 10 get rid of its strickeni
,nes. Ii takes care of them and
no one is the wiser of the burden
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