The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-12
Local Items.
DOn0yan--ArtiStic Tailor.

Mr.. ID. j Cresap went 10 Sln-
cinnati this week.
The war with Chill seems to
have been a newspaper fake.
Frank Mattox of Columbus
was in our city on the Sabbath.
Judge Owens will have
crowded house at his lecture, No
vember l9.
On another page we give the
official vote of last election in
Hooking county.
Frank Rochester sold one of
his elegant dogs last week. Con-
sideraticn, $4,000.
M. z. District Conference at
the NJ. E. Church here next week
beginning Tuesday.
DIED, Nov. 9th, '9l.-At his
home in Logan, Mr.. VIII Weston
haver, of Typhoid fever.
Harry Olmsted of Columbus
Joined the ban1 of hunters from
here on their quail expedition.
A child of Thomas Whitcraft
was buried Tuesday last. Death
was caused by scarlet fever.
Col. A. c. SANDS and wife of
Cincinnati are visiting their dangh-
ter Mrs. F. C. Rochester, here.
The Council held regular
session on last Tuesday evening.
No business of importance WAS
transacted.
-"Tony" of the vinton Record
must have enlarged his picture gal
lery, judging by the new samples
in last issue.
Col. ]. A. Voris of Lancaster
was in Logan Wednesday, attend
szirg to business as assignee of the
Friesner estate.
The Republicans will endeav-
or to celebrate in Columbus Friday
night. Sackcloth and ashes would
be more appropriate.
No "Tony," no Democratic
speeches made Republican votes
in Vinton, it was yourself that
made the alleged big change.
Noah Young who was serious
ly hurt by pony a few weeks
since at the stock sale, is recover
ing but still confined to his bed.
Mr.. Rufe Karshner has beer
appointed TO a posiiion.as Attend
ant at the Athens ASvlum IA.
is an excellen, man for the place
Last Tuesday, the first day of
the quaif-season was very damp.
Bands of hunters went out from
here, and came back slightly water
soaked.
Gen. Jim Clark has had his
pension increased to 5000 per
month. Gen. jim was a gallant
soldier nd we'll deserving of the
liberalIallowsnce the government
grants him.
Two years ago there were
fifty vacant houses IN Logan
Since then over a hundred bmld
ing lots have been sold, moi va.
cant house in the town. and thirty
new houses erected within the
past wear.
We are glad to state that
the claims against The Friesnel
property have all been adjusted
and all mortgages cancelled
Those who have bonght property
or propose doing so find the prop
erty unincumbered by NOR gage
of record.
The country postmasters re.
Gently met in Columbus for the
purpose of effect;ng a state organi
cation. Mr.. Sewell Bennett o.
Kittaning, our county, was one 0!
the leading men of the convention
and was selected as Secretary, ant
placed on other important com
mittees.
The United States Circui
SOuTG Will COnNcuc III Oluuuu
on December 15st. The jurors from
this county are Lafayette Egglestol
John G. Butler, Albert Wright
No better selection for intelligenc,
and impartial judgment could hav'
been made. The term of court will
last from three to six weeks.
On Thursday night Nov. 10
Judge S. n. Owens will delive
his famous lecture on ''Some Cour
Scenes" This is the third lectur
in the High School Course and n
ono should miss hearing Judg
Owens. Every one who was s.
fortunate as to hear him last yea
on ssThe Forum in Literature" il
very anxious to hear him again
Remember, Thursday night Nov
10 st the Methodist Church.
The Bankers of Ohio met i
Columbus last week and organize
State Association. Mr.. Johl