The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-10

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Columbus and Midland r T., Wa
in town on Saturday.
Col. Rempel and Col. Pursel
are ia Columbus this week, reor
ganiziDg the penitentiary.
Tie Court House bell is r"ns
at9 clock 10 ward the boys anc
snen that il is time 10 60 home.
On last Tuesday night. light
ming struck the house OfC w
James. But little damage wa.
done.
Mr.. Charles Hansen of Fulton
College. Fulton. ILL.,. is spending a
few days with his parents OF this
place.
Squire Jim Gailagi,er> Of Car
bon Hill. was in The city on Tues
DAY, on business before The PIo-
bate Court.
Quite number of the young
people Of our town made pleasant
trip to Enterprise on last Sunday
afternoon.
Several thousand acres of land
in the western part OF this county
has been leased to Lancaster and
Lima companies, who intend to
develop the oil and natural gas in
that section.
A. Z. Work d Go. have jnst re
ceived lot oi Ladies' and Gents
Dress Shoes. the finest and best
ever uffcred 10 the public in this
Valley. Call at once and seccre
rre bargains.
Mrs. John SweaZv. an old and
much respected lady, dropped
dead at her home near Gore, on
last Monday. and was buried yes
terday at the Donaldson ceme-
tery. The cause Of her death is
supposed 10 be heart disease.
The y. V. U. viii give their
Concert at the Opera House Oh
the evening of April. 29lh inst.
Prof. Aud and several Of the
young people of this city will as
sist in the exercises. A pleasant
time is ANTICIPATED. A cordial in
vitatiun is extended to all who de
sire to attend.
Will Bort, oi NelsonvilIe, left
for Mon, gomery. Ala, with The
bridge contractors, Messrs. Coch
ran and Brown, last Monday. He
expects 10 secure clerlca! posi-
'tion with Them. We wish Will
success in his new home in the
South, and the best wishes of the
SENTINEL 60 with him.
Uncle Bill Kennedy, the bolG
broth of a boy from Lick Skille;
or Belfast. or some such name in
far down Salt Greek, accompan
led by Pat McFaddlen, lad Of
the same heath, was in town yes.
,erday. hooking after the inter |
ests of the Dutch. The emerald
gentlemen we're heartily vel !
coined in Logan by their many
friends.
Our Jacksonville correspondent,
discoursibg on the plans and pur
poses of the Hooking & Wesl ern
railroad company, gives some in
ieresiing infoi nation, which we
publish OH our first page. The
writer is a man of intelligence,
familiar with enterprises in The
Hooking Valley, and in the alb
sence ef other information, we
presume, ire is giving US the
facts.
Will II. Gould, who Las been
with the Berlin Bridge Company,
Conn, as Civil Engineer for the
past year. visited his parents a
couple Gays this woek. lie has
accepted similar position with
the Columbus Bridge Company.
Columbus. Ohio. and left Logan
yesterday morning for his new field
ct labor. The good wishes OF his
many friends in this place 20 with
him.
We regret to state ihat Oar
Fenian friend. Adam Lafleriy, of
Straitsvil!e, whea in town yes
ter,lav, buying cabbage seed from
Jake ScbwarZ, to SOW Oh 81. Fat
rick's day, ,am lot have lime 10
call and see rs and sei seeds sent
by the departmen: al Washing
ton, for distribution among The
Land Leaguers of The country.
Adam, who was the first, in This
case was the last. Jake Schwarz
worked off lot of lurnip seed
on Him, and We hofe his crop
will be abundant, and that the
Sen,l.,ei viii have some of tie