The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-03-06

last FTiudy, NJ MS uOtiie hcdT Nh
vile, an I was buried on Sunday
Harmony Church, Marion towl
ship, this county.
Mr.. Mert Smith, one Of cnr IN
en,ed Logan boys, VIII" is at,en'
ling college at Wooster. o. CAV
his inl'iatnry serpon last siun,i,
,. in that city. We predict for Me-
/, a brilliant future in the proiessio
he has undertaken.
On last Monday evening. Pete
Fields OF Lick Run. who was in
toxicaied and walking upon tl
! railroad track, was struck by til
Wes; bound passenger train on
killed.
3. MIR and AIRS Robert StAlter c
New S:raitsvilIe. were in town o
Tuesday. guests of Mr.. and Mr.:
ID. NJ. @ Hare. Mr. Stalter wa
in New Yoik for. the past thre
weeks, negotiating with some pal
ties for the construction of line 9
railroad known as the Columbu
and North Western.
Still they go. We are nov
sellin: the Encyclopedia Bilian
ica, bonnd IN calf, complete fo
ISL. These prices arc as low "a
can he secured in New York o
Philadelphia, and should he at
inducement 10 all 10 bnt You
books al home. OF Miller & Case
/ A Bmchiel dispatch says: VIM
w. Posion. nf NeIsonviIle, ha,
leased coal land of the Ohio AM
Western Coal and Iron company
at Orbiston, and will commence
erecting huppers at.'once 10 he
ready for shipment bv the time
the lake trade opens.
SIR. G. B. Thomas. representing
the Central Paper Company,
Columbus. Ohio, made this Office
a pleasant cal, last Wednesday
morning. Mr. Thomas is a pleas
ant aGahle gentleman. and the
company have their interests in
This part Of the country, we'll
represent ell in him.
The following letters rem ain
uncalIed !or at the Logan posi-.
oi,ice March 4ih, 1890: Z. o.
Box, 40l. Mrs. Maggie e. Jones.
II. f. Graham. j. II Crafts.
Wm. j. Gr;ner, Henry KliEger.
Henry Lehman, Otta Prose,
Worth Price, Soio;ian Bauer.
John Inboden.
There will be an entertain
ment musical aud literary. at the
Presbyterian church, next Tues
day evening, March II, un,l:r
the auspices of The Ladies Home
and Foreign Missionary Society.
Prof. Aud, assisting. All are
cordially invited. Abundance
l5cis. Children under Twelve,
l0cts.
We call attention to tho advcr-
tlscmeat "f the grand opening Of
the New York Branch Clothing
House. which takes pare on next
Saturday in the newly fitted up
room in the Roller buil.ling, cor
ner of Main and Spring Streets
The stock consists of choice Cloth
ing for old and young, hats. caps
and furnish ing goods. A cordial
is extended to al to call
and examine the goods.
The Super intcpdepts and Col
leee Meu's Educational Round Ia
HE of South Eastern Ohio and "
Va, will hold their first session at
GalIipolis. .. on Friday aud Sat
urduy March Z and s. 1890. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all
surcrintendents and college men
II is desired that y.'u write Supt.
J. J. Allison, GaIipolia. o, telling
him whether or not you can be
present. Reduction rates on all
railways. All expected.
j. W. Filing. Superintendent of
the Monday schools, gavo three
days vacation last week, and was
at homo renewing his acquaintance
with his family and his old time
friends in tho Queen City. lie and
his wife spent Saturday st Gore.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Arm
old. Mr.. Filing having been Su-
perintendent of the Gore schools for
quite a number of years. had I he
pleasure of meeting many of his
|o' mer pupils of that place who
honor and respect him.
Mr. Charles Parker. one of our
1oung and accomplished fellow
has just finished an ar.
luous course of study at the Colum
BUS College of Medicine, ard ls now
. full hedgrd physician. Mr.. Par
scr began his studies under the
supervision of DR.. Campbell. one
,f the reputable physicians of this
;ity. and that gentleman may feel
ustly proud of the success his pu-
,il bas thus far obtained. We
Mr.. Parker On his sue
.essfuliy obtaining foothold upon
h.. ladder of fame. and hope that
t will will bring unlimited pros