The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-29
Local Items.
DOnOyan--ArtiStic Tailor.
Heavy frost.

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The Wright property opposite
the Court House is being repaired
Miss Emma Dollison returns
from an extended visit at Chicago
this week.
Many residences are goins
up uu The new Frlesner addition
near the depot.
Miss Vic Davis has accepted
position as compositor with the
NelsonsilIe NEWS.
Solomon Snyder, a good
old patriarch living sonth OF
here died last Thursday of fever
Campbell day at Nelson'iIle
Tuesday was rousing big dav
Many people went down from
here.
Sunday last was certainly a
model dav. All nature seemed
to exert herself to make things
pleasant.
Mrs. Kate Woods, of Grand
Rapids. Mich, after a pleasant
visit among relatives. left on
Monday for her home.
MIR. Gus Thomas Dram
''The Burglar at Rempel's Opera
House last night had large at
tendance and did credit to their
wide reputation.
Peter Rauch of Ewing has
lost three children with dIphth
eria the past week. He has cer-
tsinlythe heart felt sympathies
Of all his friends and neighbors.
DIR. Wright after a ten days
visit among friends and rel atives
in Illinois. has returned home.
and will ba found at his office.
ready to attend to..patrona calling
on him.
Marshall Law of Somerset
has gotten himself into trouble.
il seems. Dy shooting John Dick
Law attempted to arrest Dick
and Dick offered some resistance
where upon Law beat him on the
head and shot him in the side
Dick died Friday night anc
Marshall Law is missing.
The Republican management
of the Abbott meeting acted little
shabby in not having fire in the
Court Room. The coal and kind
ling were free for their use as was
the gas and every other conven-
ience and accommodation desired.
A number of persons in attendance
left the room because of its
chilliness.
Mr.. Burwell delivered a very
eloquent address on last Tuesda,
evening in the Opera House. oil
the subject. 1.-The Hub in the
Wheel of Politics." He present.
ed thesclaims of Prohibition II.
strong and eloquent language
His speech was highly compli-
men'ed for lis eloquence by all
who heard him.
Tomorrow evening Col. War
ner of New York will speak in the
Opera House. He is reputed one
of the most brilliant public speak
ers of the country and it will be
worth the while of those who diff
fering from him in the campaign
issue to hear refined sentiment,
strong argument and eloquence of
the highest order. All are invited.
The room will be light and COM
Portable.
Eli Perkins. the celebrated
humnrisi, will deliver the second
lecture Ofihe High School Course
Thursday Nov. 9Th, on The Phil
osphy of Wit and Humnr. at the
Presbyterian Church. The Dnh-
lie please remember this and all
tnrn ont. You will miss an en-
jovable and profitable evening if
YOU do not hear him. Course
tickets for sale bv Prot. Rayman.
or The Seniors, Single tickets so
cents.
The case of the two boys
Thomas and Jones, sentenced to
the penitentiary at the last term of
court occasioned much sympathy
for the families thus disgraced by
the wayward acts of their children.
1t is claimed by good people who
know the parties that the boys
were not viciously bad, but they
got drunk and committed, even if
but assault, an act demanding
punishment by the law. In pass
ing sentence the Judge deplored
the fact that the law did not allow
him to send them to the Reform
Farm. He said he would cheer
fully petition the Governor to do
SO, believing that by this proceed
ure the ends of justice would be
fully accomplished.
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