The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-11-10
Local and Personal.

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Col. w. A. Taylor, Secretary oi
State, and c. E. Peoples, of Pome
roy, will be at the jolification, Sat
urday evening, November 18th.
Mrs. Savilla Warrick, wife OF
George Warrick, of here, died at
Remus, Kansas, last week, where
she had been visiting relatives. She
was 3S years of age.
Mr.. L. D. Vickers, elector from
this district has lost the election but
has a greater gain to himself than
the presidency girl baby, who
claimed attendance this morning.
Mrs. DR.. Bright, formerly of our
city, died at her home in. New Lex
ington on Friday of last week. The
husband and family have the sym
pathy of many friends in Logan.
Mr.. Noel Hamblin has bought the
George Smith farm, at Smiths
chapel, two miles below Logan. The
farm OF one hundred and fifty acres
is one of the very best in the Valley.
Consideration SIS, 100000.
Mr.. Raymond Belt has gone to
Stamford, Connecticut, where he
will spend the winter with his
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Lawrence.
His many friends III Logan bespeak
for hlm restored health and pleas
ant visit.
The Democratic majorities in this
county will run from five to six hun
.dred. The Board of Elections has
not completed the canvass, at the
time of going to press. The tabu-
lated statement of the vote will be
given next week. The SFNTISEL
will be sent to campaign subscribers.
Mr.. Able Carpenter, seeing that
Good Hope increased her majority
for Cleveland and Joe kreig got
one vote ahead of his ticket, started
yesterday with his wife for a visit
to Democratic friends III Indiana.
We wish him and his good Demo
cratic wife, a pleasant visit and a
safe return.
Judge Huffman has returned from
Charleston, West Virginia, where,
as a party IN interest, and represent
ing a syndicate, he has closed a con
tract of purchase for over five thou
sand acres of valuable tim Der land,
the purchase price being seven dol
lars an acre. a handsome advance
on the purchase price has been
offered.
Capt. Alf Burnett, chief of the
Eureka Detective Agency of Charles
ton, West Virginia, died at his
home in that city last week. Our
readers will remember hlm as hav-
ing an active part in the mining
troubles, and also for his engage
ment by our officers III the Krinn
murder case. He was In the 42d year
of his age, at the time of his death.
The new Catholic charch, at Su-
gar Grove, will be dedicated Oh Sun
day, November goth, by Bishop
Watterson. A dinner will be pro-
yided in the Odd Fellows hall for
all visitors. Excursion rates viii be
given on the trains. The Knights
of st. John, of Logan, and of St.
George, of Lancaster, viii attend.
The trains will run at the usual time.
Miss Anna Ackers, of our city,
attended as brides maid the wedd-
ing of her cousin, Miss Lettle Will
Jams to Mr.. Charles Hengst at North
Berne, October 26th. The Lancas-
ter Gazette takes up a column Of
space detailing the presents received
by the young couple. 1t was the
society event of the season in that
neighhoIhood, aud we venture that
the father of the groom, our old-time
friend Lewis Hengst, was, as he
always is, as happy as the day Is
long.
The appointment of Tom Sun
derlapd as. Receiver of Baskin d
Wolinsky, will meet with public
approval. No better selection for
this responsible place, could have
been made. Mr.. Sunderland is q
man especially qualified for the
place. He is expert and exact, gen
ial, and pleasant to deal with. He
is honest and will make no misrep-
resentation of the goods he has for
sale. The stock is given him to
sell SO as to make the most possible
in the short time allowd. him by the
Court. He will sell the goods at a
fair price, and expects by quick
sales to make money for the credi
tors and the purchasers. Call and
see him.
The Nelsonville boom continues.
That is Ned McManigal continues
it. The newspapers are always the
exponent of the prosperity of a town.
Some months ago, the Jacksonville
papers displayed an unusual burst
Oh DuSlucSS III Tic ioN II. hC lidNb
was dramatic. The papers were
boom issues. Things theu subsidized
and the prosperity was as obscure
as the stick of rocket. IG the
mean time Ned McManigal keeps
->up the display OF our sisters growth
and business advantages. lie is in
business. He pushes his business.
He solicites trade lie is making
moneyand is making his u yn noted.
One man like him, taking space in
his local papers advertising his
store and consequently his town, is
worth a whole street of shy, stingy,
haIf-asleep store keepers. Nelson
vile is coming to be known as the
town in which Ned McManigal does
business.