The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-11-19
DOn0yam--ArtiStic Tailor.

Court House.
Youthful burglars have bee
playing our town.
District NJ. E. Conference i
session here this week.
= Notice the new ad. of Baskil
d Wolinsky this week.
-Judge Owens-Cnnrt Scene
-Topigf,f -Presi,yteria Church
Miss Jennie Doilison visite,
Straitsville few days last week
The school boys will probabl.
have ice sufficient for skating
Thanksgiving.
Gen. Gage has been appointed
deputy marshal in connection will
his duties as Truant officer.
Dick Mccarthy of Ashland
Wis. and DR.. Ira Hamblin oi Tia,
Columbus AsvIum are visiting il
Logan this week.
-Howprth's trip through Ire
land last Tuesday evening. wa.
accompanied by blizzard. The
Irish "Nager" was below zero.
"A photograph fa' was start.
ed in our town this week, but few
people being simple enough to bite,
it sailed away.
Passenger trains have been de-
layed somewhat on the G H V & I
the past wee because of the heavy
freight transportation.
Many from here attended the
exercise at the laying of the corner
stone of the new Ep;leptic Asylum
At Gallipolis, last Thursday.
Rev. DR.. D. Moore, editor of
the Western Chist;an Advocate,
will be at Webb Summit Sunday,
to dedicate the new u. E. Church
at that place.
-yom Rochester has covered
the floor of the Sentinel Office with
the latest and handsomest carpet
west of the Alleghanies. Come in
and see it. This is a good time to
subscribe.
-Rochester's are so busily en-
ployed this week in marking the
immense stock Of goods just re-
ceiyed that they have not the time
to write in full an Advertisement.
Il wiA be published next week.
-Stiers Co next week will begin
the publication of seco d chapter
in the iuteresti' g chroaicle they
give cur readers of the choice a d
abu dat articles kept in their
store aad displayed Oh their cou /.
ters.
Rev. Lewis, Presiding Elder
in this district, delivered the open
ing sermon of the Conference Tues
day evening. The sermon was an
able one. We congratulate the
Lancaster District on their good
fortune in having Rev. Lewis as
Presiding Elder.
New carpet on the floor; new
paper on the walls and ceiling of
the Sentinel Office; s2o9,5O of
new Advertising, and eleven new
subscribers this week, makes
Thanksgiving come to us a week
in advance, come we hope to stay,
and give additional cheer to our
sem-centennial anniversary next
April, when the flowers bloom in
the spring.
Col. Craig, the enterprising
warm haired editor of the Athens
Journal was in the city on last
Monday. He made us pleasant
call, and his glowing hirisute grew
more vivid as he gazed upon the
fresh and healthy and democratic
adornments of the fifty years SEN
tinel. We hope Bro. Craig will
come to see us often and continue
on his tripod at election times
hurting his democratic thunder
boldts at the mismanaging Repub-
lican officers of Athens County.
Most rare caper of the moon
Sunday evening. 1t was total
eclipse, we'll mari ed in all its
phases. We of here could most
appreciate it for it left our town in
total darkness about the time peo-
pie were going to church. Our
street lighting system had not fig
ure1 on it and of course did not
know there was to be an eclipse or
they most certainly would have
lighted few of the candles. We
depend upon the moon mostly for
light, and if it suddenly disappears
before we have time to run hor.e
AID get our lantern, we must needs
gtope onr way in darkness. Such
was the unfortunate situation of
many, Sunday evening.
''Little Trixie has caught the
town, and is in for big weeks
business. The company is COM
pact and capable, and the diversity
of their entertainment ,iE as refresh
ing as it is novel. - Brooklyn Ea-