The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1890-05-08
Local Items.
DonOyan--Artistic Tailor.


DOnoyail--Artistic Tailor.
Mr.. Phil. Rising, of Lancaster
was in our city Monday.
Burt Higgins of Nc Arthur was
in The city on Tuesday.
Master Roy Comley OF Alabama
is visiting friends in this city.
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Democratic Organ OF the County.
Court convened on Monday
with Judge Huffman on The
bench.
DR. Denig's Cough Bslsam.
Safe, pleasant and efectlvs. Dee
advertisement.
Clint Columber was arrested
and locked up Monday sor DIS
turbing the peace.
Mrs. Mary Shrader will soon
occupy her new residence Oh
East Hunter street.
Subscribefor the Sentinel. Ihe
paper i'm favor of The laborlne
man and home industries.
Mr.. j. N. Stivison. who has
inst finis'ed a commercial
course at Ada, O., was in our
city on Monday.
Rev. G. W Burns, pastor oI
the NJ. E. Church at Nelsonvilie'
spent Thursday with bis many
friends in :hls city.
Mr.. Shine of Laurel township
father of Jacob Shine, died on
Monday. He was perhaps the old
eat resident in that township.
The bay windows which Nor
gan Kahode has attached TO his
Luelling adds much to .ihe gen
eral appearance of his property
John II. Wolf, a recent ap-
poir,ee in the Postal Service al
Washington, d. c.. was called
home on account Of the ILLNESS
vi hls son.
The residence Of F. P. Bright
of Marion township. was destroy
ed by fire last week. The house
hold goods and the post ofhc'
were saved.
Mr.. Sam Slradlt y, whose time
has expired as an appo'n.ee II
the Mail Department at WASH,
ington, d. C., has retnrned will
his family 10 Logan.
Jerry Carpenter Of Good Hope
was in tow on Tuesday, exhibit
IN, new potatoes. The climate
out in Jerrv's neighborhot
would do for Florida.
Jim Morris of this city was ar
rested Monday charged with hav
ing swindlea an old farmer out o
some money. lie is now In jan
awaiting The action of the grant
jury.
MIR. Jenninns, engineer on In
Hooking aud Western Railroad
spent Saturday in Logan, prose
cutting some Of their con1emna
aion cases ior right of way fo
their road.
Charles Shivelv. who has, on
pletsd five years service in th
regular army, is now al hom
with his parents in this city. ID
says that the probabilities al
that he will re enlist.
Mrs. Fred Myers of Laur'
township, died on Monday nisi
last Of lung trouble from l
Grippe. Mrs. Myers was abo'
40 years of age, and leaves hu
band and nine children.
James McGravey, OF this cit
an ex Union soldier Of Compal
ID, 17lh O.. V. l., died last Thur
day and was buried on Sundi
morning at 8 o'clock. Funer
from 81. Johns Church.
Rev. NJ. B. Taylor. pastor
the Free Methodist Church.
this place, has accepted a wo
for the Nj. E. Church al Rarde
Scioto county, O., and has I
moved his family to that place
The Democratic Central Coz
mittee met in the Court Hou
on last Saturday, and failing
complete the business bef'
them adjourned to meet nc
Saturday al the same time a
place.
Judge Mi.t south.rd, of n
York, and Tom Ewing Steele,
Columbus, were in attendance
our Court last Monday, Atiorn
in a suit relating to the se:tlem
of the OHIO and Western Coal &
Iron Co.
The Hooking Valley Fire Br
Works was sold by the Sheriff
last Saturday. The property
purchased by the judgment ere
tors. 1t is 10 he hoped that
,Ir,hlo Industry fo our II