The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-03-27

Ing CiiLeuS ua tnoSS ptaeeS'
Prot. Louis Bagar. OF Cincin-
na;i, will he in Logan at Nc
Car,hy's Hall on Wednesday
evening. April 9ih, for the pur
puse of organizing a class in
dancing. Those who wish 10 take
lessons can leave their names
with Lon Naile, or can meet The
Professor al the Hall that even
ing. Mch2'N.
On and after April Isl. 1890.
the c. Ii: Y. & I. Ry. will reduce
their local round trip rates be-
tween all stations, and passen-
gers can save from ten 10 twenty
five cents by purchasing round
trip ticket. Be sure and ask
YOUR ticket agent for Il round trip
ticket.
Tho minstrel performance given
by the AlG. Fields company at
the Opera House last Tuesday
evening was good in every psrtic
u!nr. The first part" was pleas
ing change from the old stereotyp
ed orcrfures we have seen. and tho
singing, dancing and s?ecialties
were exceptionally inc.
Elmer Petit, law student under
Oiivor Wright, was appointed ono
of th 0 Elder Brothers at the Boys
Industrial School at Lancaster, y.
Mr.. Pcltit is a young man Of stcr-
ling character. strict integrity, n
good scholar and a practical teach
or. lie will no doubt prcve TO be
tbs right man in the right place.
Ii is not The extremes of heat
and cold so much as The sudden
changes Of temperature that
cause certain climates Ia be mn
When, however, the
syst EN- is invigorated with Ayers
SarsaparlIla. tieee changes are
rarely attended with injurious
results. For sale by F. Harrlng-
Ion.
The 10Th birthday OF Uncle ia
cob Keller occurred on Thursday
last. and was the occasion for a
visit from his children who showed
thcir fi!iaI affec!ion in handsome
and usefu! presents to Mr and Mrs.
Keller They are both in excel
lent health with good prospects of
yei,s Of peace and hap
p;ness
Rev. q. Harry Agrew. ms
To Inhambane, Africa,
will hold a missionary meeting
at The Free Methodist church.
Thursday evening, March 9th.
ls90. a'swFich he will exhibit
'ome relics Of Africa, and sing
,ome verses in one Of the Afrl-
IAN dialects. All are cordially
nvited.
We WISH. Gala the attention
VI our lady readers 10 The large
md elegant display of Easter
.oods now in The windows OF
Misses Mary 4 kale kesslers
millinery establishment. Their
took is unequalled. and has been
chosen 10 SUIT the tastes of their
many customers. An early Cal.
8 solicited.
The Logan Dye IIonse has
,een removed la Jacob Fox's
,mild,ng. west Mais, 81, where i,
will remain for 80 days only
Persons who want clothing. dyed.
or repalied, should
;all al once. j. A. MONETF.
L. S.-All orders left at Geo.
fox's meat shop will receive
,rompt attention.
The "Chimcs of Normandy" as
resented by Mrs. G. d. Norris
nd company of artists Of Athens.
ras we'll rcndere at the Opera
Iouse last Thursday evening.
'ho large and critical audisrce
Ias well pleased with the perfor
nance. and especially SO with The
rchestra, which, under the dirsc-
orship of Mrs Norris. rendered
ome delightful numbers.
Glass Day at the Logan High
chool will be celebrated IN a
manner in the High
chool room tomorrow afternoon.
program of the affair. with the
ames of the class of 80 will be
,und in another column of this
'sue. We advise all who wish to
ear the literary efforts of our next
raduating class 10 not fail in at
enhance tomorrow afternoon.
On last Monday night. the
OF Black Jack was
INVADED by thieves and The fol-
owing property stolen: A fine
mare belonging to Fred krinn,
me horse from John Hagley.
neat from Ellis Davis. and about