The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-06-05

Auditor Armstrong was in th'
city Yesterday.
The census enumerators of th'
United States began their worl
last Monday.
Miss Gertie Baker has return
ed from an extensive visit Il
Des Moines, Iowa.
4 Frank johnson, who receive,
a pension a few days ago, has re
moved TO Columbus.
Judge Bright and Representa-
Tive Price attended court III New
Lexington on last Monday.
Mr.. Il. B. Comfy and wife. o.
Florence, Ala, are visiting rela
|tives and friends in this city.
| Please notice the advertisement
of J. +. rritsch of the Logan
Wo0len Mills, in another column
! The notice in last weeks issue
of the dangerous illness OF Mr.. F
III. Kreig. Of indianapolis, should
read Mrs. +. j. Kreig.
Tho main building Of the new
brick works is now under roof,
and the machinery is on the
ground ready to be set up.
The addition built 10 the Lu-
theran Parsonage OH Hunter st.,
adds much 10 the convenience,
comfort and general appearance
of the property.
We call attention to the new
advertisement of Frank Blasius.
IN the first page of this issue.
Mr.. Blasius proposes TO close out
his ready made clothing and de
vote his entire force TO merchant
tailoring.
John Meloy. the great Ameri
can traveller. will SOON visit Lo
gan. lie is at present engaged
ON a revision of Christ mas in
Norway. The torrld heat has in
spired him 10 give The readers OF
his paper something cooling.
At a called meeting of the city
council on Tuesday night. Mr..
b. X. Tritsch was appointed on
a committee IN place of Gus Ma.
gnon, who decIiaed 10 serve.
which has charge of all business
pertaining 10 locating and Dor.
ing a natural gas we'll.
Under the G. II. V. & rs new
schedule. in effect May is, 1890.
train No. 40 leaving Logan a,
5:04 A. NJ. daily except Sunday.
will carry a coach Nels0nvilIe to
Columbus. arriving at South De
pot at $50 A. NJ. Passengers
from Nelsonville, Logan and
Lancaster and intermediate sta
lions will now have an oppor
tunlty Of reachin. Columbus
early In the morning.
Mr.. Albert Shull. of Marion
Township, appointed by the
Commissioners Of tins county as
student al the Ol,io University at
Athens, made this Office a pleas
ant call last week.
Mr. Shull is a pleasant gentle
man aud we vouch that his de.
pertinent will be such while in
The University as will incur the
appreciation of the Faculty and
students and reflect credit upon
himself and his county.
A very sad accident occurred
ai Wellston on Tuesday evening,
May 20lh. On that evening The
school children of The south
western part of the town were or
their way home from school. and
as usual. they look the short cut
across The railroads and through
the Milton Furnace yard. A
coal train happened 10 be shift
ing cars at the time, and little
bov who tried TO cross before il,
slipped aud fell with lns feel
across one OF the rails. Before
he could get out of the wav the
cars ran over his legs below The
knees. crushing them. The lit
lie boy was Harry the eisht-year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mel
win. lie was carried home and
his legs were ainputated but he
died the same evening from the
effect OF the shock. His parents
have the sympathy of all parents
al least. II seems TO be the duty
of the authorities to take the
proper precautions 10 prevent a
recurrence of such accitletns.
The following IS the report OF
the Treasurer of the Committee on
MemorM Day:
RECEIPTS.
Collected by John Strentz, Si65O