The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-07-21
Commissioner Kreig was up

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t old flame Of his, Mrs. Anderson, a
= Anderson's Station. Uncle Jo
was not invited, that is, not form
ally. He got wind of the party ant
invited himself. He came on t.
f the company in the nature of de
, lightful surprise and was given tn
seat of honor at the head of the ia
BILE. He reports a pleasant time
There would be more tor US to say
about it if we had heard of 1t. W.
would have invited Uncle Joe t.
have invited US to go along witt
him.
Rev. John Stiemen, pastor of the
East Street Presbyterian church al
St. Paul, Mlnn., is visiting thi,
week among his home people il
Logan and Marion TIP. Mr.. Site
men Is one of the most distinguish
ed of our young men of Hooking,
who have gone out in the world,
carrying our fame as they make
theirs, in the useful. honorable pur-
suits of life. John Stiemen was a
self-taught farmers boy, clearing
up tie farm in summer, teaching in
the winter. He astonished his as
sociates by his boldness in going to
famous Yale, college, then, in our
hills, thought sacred to only the
sons of men of world wide repute.
Our Hooking hillican came through
the course. standing at the head of
his class. He chose the ministry
for his profession, and Is today one
of the most distinguished young
men of his church in the great
North West. We hope his visit
may be pleasant, and the success
that has awarded his honorable am
bition, be an example and an inspir-
alton to the boys of Hooking now
about to enter upon the broad and
bountiful harvest before the eaanest
worker.
One Dollar to Columbus and re-
turn, Sunday, July 31st.
Niagra Falls and Return, July
26th, S4.75 from Logan.
Macarthur. o., July 26, 27, %
and 30. Half Fare.
Special trains on July % and 20
for Macarthur.
The speech which the orator in
Johnny Frash's advertisement is
making is not on the weather, bank
affairs, tariff or finance, but on the
of the crops grown in
field and garden and brought TO his
store for distribution among his
His stock of staple
groceries is full and quality The
best. Prices are down to suit the
times. Call and see his appetizlng
things good TO eat.
We are in receipt of a very hand
some picture. in fact two pictures,
from Billy Duvall. formerly of
Ward, now of Pleasant Hill, Mo-,
The one picture is printed On green
paper and Is sent in exchange TO
lhe Democratic roosters he hopes
10 see in the SENTINEL. The other
IS picture of himself and his dog
Grover. Billy looks as hearty and
IS handsome as cabinet officer,
and we are glad to know feels just
IS good. 1t is needless to remark
le is for Cleveland.
The Weather Burean, while we
we're experiencing the hottest
weather. of the season on last
Thursday aud Friday. predicted
or Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
warmer; winds variable" In The
the people here who
couldn't sleep for the oppressive
,eat, the nights before, were COM
,eIled during this predicted "war-
ner" to tuck under blankets to
,eep from chill.
Let's stand by Prof. Frank Myers
nd ignore The Bureau.
John Slisher has an attraction
hat beats the monkeys. |, is il
monograph, one of The scientific
wonders OF the age, repeats songs,
peeches, concerts, vocal and in
and astonishes as well
s entertains. One day this week
! is proposed 10 repeat the
speech of Alderman {
Brady before The council of Bos- {
On on the question "Reforrum," {
S applicable 10 the purchase of i
ondolas. Ii will be worth a good l
tariff talk TO hear it. G
Col. Robt. O'Ki,ismiller. the
Ill-term during the war, soldier.
,e first of our Logan boys 10 en-
ST, among the last 10 receive his !
ischarge, tells us that he has been !
,vited by The officers of the Four
zenith TO review The regiment, on
,me day during the encampment.
This Is high compliment TO |.
W OoO Sdildu'lN duu ooiuIciIy |
fficiencv, and if he can he pre- h
allied on 10 overcome his modesty
no accept the honorable prefer r
lent, the day of his drill will be I
le big day of the encampment.
The firm of Higgins & Hamblin i
aving dissolved, the business is r
,ntinued by Mr.. Hamblin. This i
rm has been one of the leading !;
in lis line in the :
alley. 1t maintained not only a 9
Opular reputation at home, but :,
as paironized bv large numbers q
people from neighborins towns o
I'd counties for The reason that =
10 proprietors were pleasant gen y
emen to deal with, and their ST ore :
,nlained such a full assortment G,
lat any wants in The line of their a.
ock could be supplied. +,
Mr.. Hamblin will keep up the +,
putailon of The store both in fair A
EALING and full abundance and y y
lriety of supplies. 5,
Tie meeting of The creditors and d.