The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-09-19
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Everybody come 10 the Fair.
Miss Emma McLain is visitin
in West Va.
DR.. Allen. of Haydenville, wa
in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. John w. Work is vis,tin,
her son Ed, ia Van Vert. Ohio.
DR.. G. w. Beery, of Unior
Furnace, was in town Yesterday
Mr.. Amos Baird and family
moved 10 Columbus last Mon
day.
John Siisher is agent for The
McG;bbon's Edge Water whis-
key. a fine pure article. Try it.
Mrs. Mal;nda Nunemaker, who
has been visiting her relatives in
Westerville. O., has returned 10
her home in Marion Up.
EDITOR SENTINEL:-It was Jas.
Dean who died at uaydenville
last week instead of Chas. Camp
bell, as published in your last
issue.
Mr.. Joseph Barthelow pre-
sented the SENTINEL office with
cne of the finest pitchers, in the
line of stoneware, that we have
ever seen.
Mrs. Abe Stemen, mother of
j. w. S'eMen, former principal
in our schools. died at her resi-
dence in Marion township, on
Sunday, Sept. 10Th.
Auditor Bowen and wife, who
have been visiting in Cincinnati.
Flndlay and other places the
last ten days. returned yesterday
in time for the reunion.
Tom Rainey, of the Seniine!
staff, after a visit 10 Strailsvi'le,
where he was SO pleasantly Y en-
tertained anu so literally pat
ranized, desires 10 return thanks
for all favors.
Gen. Hall, of Columbus, re-
ceiver Of The o. & W. 9. & /. Co.
was in town yesterday, verifying
some legal records of said com
pcny pertaining to property lo-
Gated in the Hooking Valley.
Conductor Will Bennet, who
was struck by a bridge and
knocked from his train near Lo-
gan depot, last week, is recover
ing, and it is hoped that he will
soon be able 10 resume his 20
sifion. II
Dal McManisal, manufacturer
Of the famous Middleport pressed l
brick and pawn. blocks, refused I
an order of six hundred and fifty
thousand brick and blocks a few
days ago, on account of The &C
of orders.
When you want a can of the
finest oysters to be found any,
where, 20 10 J.hn Slisher, who
is handling the q. N. Roberts
Select Oyster. the best
IN the market. Mr.. SIisher will I
furnish this brand of oysters
during the season.
List, of advertised letters re-
IN the Logan post Office, 1
Sept. 10. 's9: b
Mr.. Henry Adcock. John Hall. X
ESQ.,. John Krinn ca. Ed Mat n
ock's, Joseph Miller. Mr. VIM. Il
Rowe. Mr.. jacob Stichzer, F. II. in
Esq. al
Everybody was pleased 10 81
'hake hands with Uncle Dan p
line, of Ft. Scott, Kan, who a.
lrrived here yesterday 10 attend D
he reunion of his old regiment, u
he 18th, and TO see his boys and el
I'D friends. Mr.. Cline is in his u
18th year and is still hale and 81
learty. He removed from Lo- M
IAN about twelve years ago. We of
Welcome him to his old haunts. b'
The reunion of the 18th and
9th 0. V. l. today and tomor- -
ow, has every appearance of be
ng a grand success. AS we 20 =,
D press our streets are crowded
18th old veterans, visitors and =.
itizens and Logan is ablaze with -
xcitement, as IN the days when =.
! Abraham Lincoln issued his proc 80 -.
for $4,000 men 10 put A.
own the rebellion. Everybody
cars smile. and the boys will -
sceive a cordial welcome. "
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