The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-06-23

Senator Coble was In the city
Saturday. He has raised the fla
and is opposed to Rempe! and roa
work. He denounces the admin
tration and will appeal to the peopl
He proposes running for the legi
lature.
Mr.. Amos Parker, the accom-
lished house decorator, is giyin
Reber's Drug Store thorough fl
ing up and making this popula
store room a place of beauty as we
as an emporium of trade. Whe
you want a room decorated call uE
on Mr.. Parker. When you wan
drugs go to Reber's.
It's 'dire' disappointment no doub
to many of the loveable girls o
Jackson, but it is good news to tn
brethren to announce that Bro. Dye
of the Jackson Hearld has made hi
choice and marries Miss Kinniss
a sweet girl graduate of Ada, o
In the original language of Editor
Davenport, s'Dyer, here's our hant
to you"
Mr.. Mike Kreig, who has been .
subscriber of the SENTINEL since
1916, the year he came into the
county, spent a pleasant hour with
us last week, telling reminicences
of the progress and growth of the
town, since he was a citizen. In
his ripenlng years Mr.. Kreig re-
tires from active work and enjoys
the comforts of we'll earned COM
petence.
Mr.. Flave Case has an eye to the
requirements of the occasion, and
has prepared himself to meet the
proprities of the season. Now is the
time to paint. He has all the best
colors and varieties, and is selling
at fair prices. Now is the season
for enjoyment In the shade. He
has hammocks of all shapes, sizes,
strength and prices, easily adjusted
to limb or staple, adapted to parlor
or hall, yard or grove. Go see for
yourselves and provide for your
comfort and pleasure now.
Mrs. Minerva, relict of VIM.
Wright. died at her home near Lo-
gan on Friday morning June 10th.
in the 6sth. year of her age. Her
remains were inferred on Sunday
afternoon in the old cemetary by
the side of her husband, Rev. Moore
of the Presbyterian Church officiat-
ing. Mrs. Wright was descend
ent of the pioneer Wright family
who settled in the Hooking Valley
about the beginning of the century.
She was loved and esteemed by a
wide circle of relatives and friends
who have the sympathy of the pub
lie in this time of bereavement.
Mrs. Brooker, (Phemia Bates.)
Of Kentucky, is visiting her old
time friends in Logan this week,
he guest of Mrs. Homer L. Wright.
Messrs John T. Nutter, of Gore
and Squire Gallagher, of Carbon
HILL, returned home from attend
ance as .iurymen al the US. Court
n Columbus, last Saturday. The
urists We're in attendance three
weeks and did not sit in a case.
All the prisoners plead guilty, no
ioubl knowing The Hockingcounty
urymen would give them the Law
md Justice.
Miss Rowena, The bright little
ix-year old daughter of Prof.
Ray man, yesterday morning, the
ongest longed for day in the year,
With ewes As big as The moon and
'heeks as ardent as rosys, left for
! visit to grandma Shaffer at Clear
port, Fairfield county, where we
lope she will find gallant Ivanhoes
o fill her apron the raspberries
resh with the morning dews.
Mr.. Burt Stedom, delegate of the
Knights of st. John, at Logan, left
esterday morning to attend the
aiional encampment at Toronto,
He was attended by
iasters Rob Wright and Harry
ireea, as alternates. They will
isil Niagara Falls and returning.
tay several days in Cleveland.
lr. Wolinsky accompanied the
arty as far rs Buffalo.
o. c. Pierce, The enterprising
rocer opposite the Court House,
'ads them all in dellcacies. Tues
ay. on the evening train, he re-
,ived a large consignment of
aier melons, apricols, peaches,
rawberries, cucumbers, &C., and
Y six o'clock Wednesday morning
was almost entirely sold out,
I'd he Immediately telegraphed
r another stock. Mr.. Pierce is
! agreeable and accommodating
and deserves the enor- {
Gus patronage he receives from I
e citizens of Logan. /
Master Mack Lynn, a prominent
lblic spirited Young man of : :
lnesville, accompanied bis friend :
AIRY Green, of the SENTINEL, TO !
'nada this week, when, after in
ecting Niagara the young states ]
en- will call on the Gov. General j
ID talk over Annexation. Reel :,
ocity, Cleveland and Reform. !
ley wall be occupied in this state u
lssion week or more and per- 9
lps complete arrangements for e
e reception of the Hooking and =
,io Valley Editorial excursion !, y
fore returning. !,
Mr.. Lloyd Buckmaster, the ge- a
al city passenger agent of the i,
ocking Valley railroad, has been u
pointed assistant State Oil In n
ector. This appointment will b
eet the approval of the public, ii
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