The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-10-06
Local and Personal.
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in attendance at court, in Logal
this week.
Editor Tom Allen is attending
the U. B. Conference at Hallsvill,
this week.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the new advertisement OF
Stiers and Co.
Rev. J. E. Rudisill, the new M
E. Church minister, will preach hi.
first sermon Sunday morning.
The Sheriff has closed the cloth.
ing store of Baskin and Wolinsky
on claims from the Peoples and
First Banks.
The entertainment given by
David OBrien in the interests OF
the TYSON cure for drunkenness was
not much of success.
Circuit. court meets in Logan
this morning. There arebut few cases
and it's thought the business will
be disposed of tomorrow.
At the election for water works
trustees in Nelsvnville last week,
two democrats of the three were
elected. This is pointer,
Mr.. Ira Mackey is becoming the
popular dray man, always in demand
He does his work when promised,
promptly, and his chargers are reas.
pie to know this.
Tom Nutter of Columbus, one
ot the founders with Mr.. Pursell of
the Hooking Valley Gazette, was in
the city on Tuesday, he is connect
ed with the pension bureau.
The Judge sentenced Dunkle on
one case of assault, 80 days in the
GAINESVILLE work house, 500. 90 fine
and costs, in another case fine of
enable 1t is information to our peo-
$500 and costs,
Mr. Henry Trimer one of our
most successful fruit growers has
our thanks for basel of Northern
Spy apples, the handonest we have
seen this year, and better than the
preminn lot that may be exhibited at
the Lancaster Fair.
The work is progressing rapidly
on the eletric light works. and it is
Sthe purpose of the company to be
ready for the illumination of our
city on Columbus night, Oct. 21st.
The poles are in place. The loca-
ton of lights is fair to all.
Col. A. c. Sands of Cincinnati
intends at an early day removing
with his family to Logan. The many
friends of the genial Archbishop
would give him and his family hear
ty greeting to home and the
society of Logan.
The Judicial convention meets in
Chlllicothe next Tuesday, our west
ern delegates propose gong bp car
riag". Those on the line of rail roads,
in companies of ten, will get reduc-
ed rates of fare. Our cadidate is
Judge McGilvery of Macarthur.
On last Friday, Mr.. Fred Krinn
of Laurel was badly hurt, by his
team running off. As he was coming
to Logan, he was fixing the wheel,
the tire of which was loose. when
the horses got frightned and ran,
dragging him some distance, he was
taken. home, and will not be able to
be ont for some time.
We acknowledge the receipt of a .
handsomely issustrated souvenir of :
the Fairfield County Fair, to be
held at Lancaster Oct. 1lth to 18th.
1t is neat volume containing points .
of interest concerning the Fair and .
excellent photograph pictures of :
all the celebrated horses. Any 4,
person can sucure one upon appli- :
cation to the Secretary of the Fair 9
Rev. Leughlin of the U. B.
Church of this place has severed his
connection with the church, and i
accepted an appointment at New f
from the NJ. E. Conferen- t
ce. Mr.. Laughtin is very excell- ?
ent gentleman, and during his stay o
in Logan made many frlnds who, S
while regretting his departure from
us, extend hearty good wishes t
for him in his new field of labors. e
OurTci9il authorizes should take t
some action, looking to the Zebra n
tiou of the 2lst. The president and t
governor have proclaimed it IL
national holiday, recommding its
observance by all, especially the b
schools. Our neighboring cities are c
holding meetings, appointing com t.
and preparing for civic, P
military and school demonstration. a
Our mayor should more IN the mat le
-er. j
Nick Welland desires to call at
tcntioh to the public that he is now
making a speciality to sell glasses.
The eye is examined and tested, and h
glasses furnished to suit the require N
nent of, the eye, In these times when ;s
t Is SO difficult to see a doller, it -
night help to see clearly how to y
ave one by buying from Nick and +
he other profitable advertisement VI
n the SENTINEL. h'
Says Judge Huffman, "Dan Lap I
zen is the best clerk of the court / la
yer saw. This is high praise, al
'ut is never theless deserving. Mr.. in
4appen has the highest commepda- 1t
ion from all the members Of the OF
'ar, and parties having business pt
With him in court affairs, and it is IN
'leasant for the SENTINEL to thus 10
'ublisb the good standing of our T
fiicIa' in the judgement of men &C
ualihed to give an opinion that has ed
Ieight in 1t. Mr.. Lappen is good re
itizen, he is decent gentleman, a OF
apable,F obliging officer, a good ch
emocTat, and in all these essentials a /
of act {; crpdit on his partv opd ON r