The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-10-09

lie OpCCtoi ioh"s my
account of CentenialC Celebrlion.
The New Commercial Hote
was full 10 overflow during tn
flair. Good start for the hrs
week.
Mr.. L.aah Frasure, who wa
badly gored by a mad bull at tn
fair ground last Friday. is slo 81!
improving.
Mrs. Maggie Belt and her tw'
children have moved to Colum-
bus. O. where she will be engag-
ed in the City schools.
The Lancaster Fair, one of The
best, If not the best county fan
in Ohio opens next week Oct. II
and closing on the 18th.
/ The last Harvest excursion ia
1.-The West Oct. II. 1880. This il
your last chance this season.
Call or write. g. w. Schwinke,
Ticket Agent, Logan. Q.
The dinning hall at The far
ground, run by the w. G. I. U.
proved to be financial success
The ladies had a grand rush at
meal hours every day Of the fair.
The Board of Equalization are
| in session this week aud are now
equalizing the cooperation pro
erty ward by ward. If any one
has and complaints 10 offer now
is the time 10 be heard.
The work at the gass-well is
progressing slowly. The water
has been cased of, hut following
this AN accident happened 10 the
drill. The we'll is down al this
writing "Wednesday 1850 feet.
The M. E. Conference. recently
in Session has retained Mr.. Tur-
ner in Logan. This is gratifying
TO our people. all OF whom, re
gardless of church associations
have high esteem for Mr.. Turner.
Mr.. James K. Rochester, by an
accidental twist of his physical
ANATOMY off The rear step of his
place of business, caused tract
ure OF small bone in his foot,
which has for q few days, laid
him upon the shelf of inactivity.
Mr.. Mile Crawfor with bis
troupe of educated dogs, is de-
tained at home awaiting the
arrival of his prepared travel
ing coach, after which arrival he
will proceed south on a several
month trip. His travels, so far
have been very successful.
When you need a good, safe
laxative. ask your druggist for
a box of Ayers Pills, and you
will find that they givs perfect
satisfaction. For indigestion,
torpid liver, and sick headache
there ls nothing superior. Lead
ing physicians recommend
them.
Clem Wn slt, our able and &C
complIshcd assistant is the proud
est man on our staff. On last
Thursday morning, after the
press had started and cOnld not
be stopped 10 announce the news
the angels came 10 CIem's house
and presented him with a daugh |
ter. The young lady is one OF
The SENTINEL staff, and Clen' is
modestiy asking our dcl,nquents
10 pay up.
Mr.. Henry Lutz, the skilled and
snterprlsing machinest and mechan.
ic of our town has lately construct
I'd new cab, which gives ample
proof of his mssterly skill as q work.
man. He also always keeps on hand
! full liue of the best sewing mac
ines Of every kind, and will take
pleasure in fitting you out with any
Thing you may need in his line,
Call and Gee him and learn prices
The GailIpolie centennial cell
ebration will open on the 18th
and continue three days. 1t will
be a grand event in Ohio's his
ory.
The festivities will commence
evening, October 16.
when the Ohio Historical Society
xill hold its session. On Friday.
he Governors of Ohio and West
Virginia will meet, with their
'talfs. aud music galore. On Sat
lrday, the steamer BostoDia will
larry a multitude OF excursion
sts on The bosom of the Ohio
liver. As railroad and steam.
,oat rates will be very low. the
crowd will be immense. May
,ur sister city have many returns
,f the occassl On.
Isiah Frazier, a we'll known
'i!izen of this county. was seri-
'usly injured by a mad bull on
Friday Oct. 8, at the Hooking
county Fair Grounds. Mr.. Fra