The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-02-20

MARRIED on January Gil
1860. by Rev. T. A. Turner. MIS-
: Maggie Wilmick and Mr.. Harr.
: Higgins. both Of tins place.
AT ihe recent meeting in New
York OF he Sons OF the Ameri
can Revolution, Lieut.. CresaI
of Logan, responded very hand.
somely 10 Tbs toast, The Navy.
Mr.. A. i Jelle'. OF Carol
was in The city Tins week. CUES
of G. II. Buerhsus. and was one
among The many callers at the
Sentinel office.
At ten cents a line, the
Gazette. will reap a harvest
this week on articles in op-
position to the improvement
of Logan.
Mrs. John A. Bright, OF Della.
ware comfy, was called here
yesterday on account of tie ill
ness of her mother, Mrs. Andrew
keplar, who resides just east OF
here.
Judge Bright is usually on
lime, hut was half an hour late
at the Council meeting. The
type writing machine was not
propelled by natural gas, her ce
his behind timeness.
Col. Rempel's propositions
to the Council, it will be no.
ticed, have all got a string
attachment, and some have
a log-chain besides. Vote to
improve our town.
Mr.. Henry Luiz, engineer OF
the fire department. after a
months illness of La Grippe. we
are glad 10 nolice, is again al
his post of business. Henry had
a long siege, which reduced him
considerably in flesh.
We ask the question in all
seriousness why John T. Nuiter.
our commissioner fmm Gore.
propOses to go into an industry
10 utilize ilis clays in Lancaster,
as shown by an article published
elsewhere, unless it Is he mag
ne,ism of natural gas.
There is no opposition on
the part of the friends Of
natural gas to anybody, nor
to any enterprise. The blind
and misguided who think
there is Opposition are those
who get in the way of the
procession and are walked
over.
L. Kleinschmidt, ST.. says:
my taxes are $40, but l am
willing they shall be a couple
dollars more in order to find
out whether we have natural
gas in paying quantities."
That is the sentiment of our
working men and tax payers.
Natural Gas-Yes."
We anticipate that Silly |
Pursell, the Kings jester.
will in his paper this week,
frolic lively, laugh at the
Mob, and howl at the COM
munists, anarchists and dy-
namiters. This we will say,
Bro. Pursell is faithful in his
allegiance to the Boss.
Mr.. Sweetzer', one of the
business mne Of
Newark, was in the city yes
He informs us that
the three natural gas wells
there have been the occasion
Of starting a glass works, the
Thomas foundry and a to-
bacco factory. The city has
bonded itself in the sum of
$3.50, 900 for general i'm
provement.
Il is fact shown bv actual
lest, made bv experts at Colum
bus. iha, II. d. McManigal 6 Co.
of M;ddleperi, manufacture the
best street paving brick known
10 the trade. In the three prin-
ripal aud requisite qualities OF
This class of brick. 10 wit: Crush
ing, Abrasion and Absorption,
The Granite shows a large per
cent over all eihers that have
been tested. The demand for
lhese brick is so great that 1t will
lake six months 10 fill the orders
accumulated,
Bro. Pursell says that be
fore the people shall have
natural gas, the question will
be carried to the legislature
and to the courts. Lincoln
once sensibly remarked that
it is a rule in his country
not to worry about crossing
Fox river until you come to
it. The people of Logan are
not worrying. When the
issue goes beyond their votes,
they will be there with the