The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-04-17
Local Items.
Donovan--Artistic Tailor.

Arthur ON MOnuay.
j B. llnrae made a business
"trip Ia Cleveland his week.
Vote for natural gas on next
Thursday. Give us all cnance.
Or. ID. ni.'s Cough Balsam is
made 10 cure. See advertise
naent.
The whooping cough is quite
prevalent among The children IN
this city.
Mrs. w. h Brooks. Of Nelson
vile, is visiting Mrs. Dennis Nc
Carthy, of this place.
Tho Legislative House Commit
tee on Public Works Was IN Logan
iast "Wednesday viewing the canal.
The vote for natural gas next
Thursday requires two-thirds
majority. Let us mako it three
4ourtis.
Elijah Miller and Leonard
Weaver. of Marion township. are
dangerously i'll from the effects
Of lung ferer.
MARRIED on The III inst. by |
J. II. Floyd, j. P, ss ms Office.
Emerson Buchanan 10 Miss May
Abets, of Perry Go. 4
Mike Keinle went to Columbus
on Monday to engage as guard al
the Pen,tentiary. lie viii make
true and faithful officer.
Mrs. Ad.lie Tedrow. of Csbis
ton, one of our subscribers. kind
~ remembered the Sentinel Of
fee, une day last week.
The infant daughter VI Mr.. and
Mrs John Ucker died of whooping
cuugh <m Saturday morning last.
and was buried Sunday afternoon.
The govcrnne ri spends millionsl
of dollars in experimenting on tie
weather. ON bugs, ON new things
why cannot Logan spend a few
dollars experimenting for natural
gas:
Geo. n. Wright, an aged and
respected citizen OF Marion Town.
ship. is dangerously i'll AT this |,
writing, and his death at any
moment will be no surprise 10
his friends. II
A miner named Thomas Hearst
was seriously injured in the
Black Diamond mine at New
Sfraitsville. Saturday April 18th
by fall of slate.
Mr.. L. } Burgess and Mr. Jen
q gs, of Columbus. we've in this
city and county several days of
the past week. IN The inie resi- of !
the Columbus & North Westernl
railway. i.
V. Ferguson. tie able and ef ! {
ficient manager OF Bhchlel. Bes 4
sic ard Winnna furnaces Of The a
Hooking Valley. returned, las, I
from an extended te9r 4
of the South. c
Work began las, Sunday nn-
der the management of Il ,beri a
Sia!ter, between Starr and Flood n
wood. on The line of she propos- 1
ed railroad TO be known as the &
Columbus, Lima q. Northwestern. n
Charley Rose has graced his show a
window with elegant sta;uary, Il
ary. showing the fashionable cloth
ing worn this spring The wpS 5,
figure of the little boy is as Ir!e like /,
and MS pretty as anything We have b
ever seen.
W. E Fink. Jr., of Somerset, II
one of the most brilliant young c
men Of the Perry bar, was in onr y
city on last Friday on professional r
business. lie was heartily vel
coined bv the bar and old time &C v
quaintances. n
Vernon Siiers. of NeIsonyiile. u
was in iins city last Thursday, G
guest of his father, MILFORD Silers. p
Vern will remove with his fam e.
ilv TO GAINESVILLE, next week. p
where he will engage in the in G
surance business. n
MARRIED., by A. w. Mauk,
j. p. al his residence in Wash u
ingtOn township, locking conn- d
", o., April 9Th. 1890, Mr.-James G.
Harden and Mss Addie Nlhiser, u
all OF Hooking county. d
John Gallagher has been ap
pointed superintendent of The =
yards at the peni,entiary. The :
is a deserved one.
Mr.. Gallagher will make an of 81
ficial who will do credit 10 him a
self aud 10 the Sale. j,
Uncle HIram's show at the v
Opera House, Tuesday evening, u
was a very pl, asani enieri tain -
lnent. The house was crowded "
and all a.peare TO enjoy il. :"
The orchestra was the finest that y