The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-11-24
Local and Personal.

Patterson, spent Friday at Nelson
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Duffy, o
Union Furnace, were in the cit,
yesterday.
Mrs. Patterson of Adelphi, i
visiting her sister Mrs. Nelson
Armstrong.
Miss Clara B. Westenhaver, of tn,
SENTINEL, left this morning fol
Cleveland where she will spend i;
few days with friends.
Frank Blasius and Son open the
doors wide and take in the situation
in the true business way. See thell
advertisement on the first page.
As you like it. Gray and faded
whiskers may be changed to theil
natural and even color brown oil
black-by using Buckingham's Dye.
Try it.
Mr. c. E. Peoples, editor of the
Pomroy Democrat, and wife were
visitors in Logan last Saturday and
Sunday, guests of the editor of the
SxETINKL.
Columbus and return to the great
attraction s'T he Lost Paradise" at
Grand Opera House, Only s1.O0
Round trip, Thursday evening Spec
lal train $40 p. IN.
Chas Rose, is strictly in it. The
one price clother, has the price down
to the lowest. His stock of goods
are one price to all, the price the
lowest. See his advertisement.
One Dollar to Columbus and re-
turn tonight ssThe' Lost Paradise"
ct the Grand Opera House Special
Trains leaves Logan at $40 p. m.
and returns you after perform
ance.
Among the record of Ohio news
papers there appears no brightc'
page than that given to the enter
prising Columbus Evening Dis
patch. For sale by Robt. o. Kits
miller.
We have been informed that the
Mr. Smith, engaged in a late alter
cation with Senator Coble is not a
minister in the Free Methodist
church, nor member of that organ
ization.
The Young folks of the Old Lnth
eran church will give Supper at
Hartman's Hall this evening, the
proceeds to go towards the pur-
chase of an organ. Admission. in
cluding supper, 25 cents. You are
invited.
In the make up of his military
staff Col. Taylor has assigned to the
''Commodore" the duty, of Launch
ing che Salt River steamers, and give
ing them proper send off, 80 they
may never come back again. The
Commodore is equal to the task.
Last night a fire broke ont in
Frash's bake shop. The bucket brig
ado speedily quenched the flames.
The fire alarm was rung, the engine
was promptly cut, but luckily was
not needed. The bake shop was not
entirely consumed but is in ruins.
The Southeastern Ohio Teachers
Association meets in Athens to-mor-
row. The teachers of the Logan
Schools will attend and SO should
the teachers ofthe county generally
The day spent will not be lost to
teacher nor pupils but will be to the
benefit of all in the new ideas and
practical methods of instructions
learned.
Many people suffer for years from
troublesome and repulsIve sores,
bcils, and eruptions, without ever
testing the marvellous curative pro-
perties of Ayers Sarsaparilla. The
experiment is certainly worth try
ing. Be sure you get Ayers Sar-
saparilla and no other.
"Are MT you ever going to grow
old, like the rest of us?" asked a
man of sn acquaintance he hadn't
seer for some time. '.Well, not
30 long as l can purify my blood
syith Ayers SarsaparlIla," was the
apt reply. This man knew what he
was talking about.
Mr.. A. I. Johnston, chashier of
the First National Bank of Ports
mouth has been elected president
and general manger of the Ports
mouth Fire Brick Co. vice, w. @.
Adams, deceased. Mr.. Johnston
is cra of the most reliable, enter
rrisi"g men of Portsmouth, and
our Logan citizens interested in the
s:1terprise, as well as all the mem.
bers Of the Fire Brick company, are
TO congratulated upon securing
the cervices of such valuable man
Sor President and Manager.
Mr.. Chas Shaw Of Benton is per-
h.ps the Oldest living democrat in
our county and state. He voted for
Andrew Jackson in 1928, and has
voted for ever democratic candidate
eincc. The cid gentleman is in the
seth, year of his age, hale and hear ;;
ty, and not older appearing than
moot men of 20 he is the father of .
our towasman Jack Shaw, and will 7,
if health and strength are spared
! IN, be with us at the celebration !
of our Democratic patron Saint on /
St Jacksons day.
Col. Jim Poston of Columbus. t
armed with treble barrelled bird q
anniblator and with two of his n
world winner dogs in leash, came in a
to Logan Monday, bent on a hunt in a
the Hooking jungles with his old II
pard, C,l. Weldy, and
Prince. The nlmrods set out yester- "
lay for the Marion slopes, death
,rouching in the muzzles of the {
guns, and hunger frothing on the :;
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