The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-04-20
Local and Personal

April 2Sth, and Sth
ifyou want to enjoy an evening entertair-
ment go to he ope'a House and he enter
tanned by Eli Perkins.
Mr.. John Hansen left on last Monday for
Chicago, where ho will engage in the brick
business with his brothers,
There is nothing new to tell about the
Peoples Bank affairs. rne Receiver informs
us that he will do all he can to collect ana
psy. This is all there is OF 1t that We
know.
Mr.. John Smith has been elected Secfy'
& Treas of the Building Association, vice.
Hansen resigned. Mr., Smith is a prudent,
careful. honest young man, and his selection
TO this position is assurance That the books
will be kept correctly ami the money held
safe.
rho SrSrrSrr in s,ai;e OF oil our effort to
make IL 'offensivrly democratic to our repub-
lican contemporaries. continues TO be busl-
ness Mans PAPER; ms is u business @ ,, Mal III,
SENTINEL Is the organ ofthe Administration
and the business men OF Logan, See AdVer-
liseKents'
John Robinson will be here
the tenth of May read his adver-
tisement.
The House Warming at the NJ. E.
parsonage, Tuesday, was great
success. The receipts amounted to
$4,000.
Mr.. L. A. Culver, president of
the late Peoples Bank, has gone
East with view to taking rest from
the turmoil and anxietles which have
oppressed him for the last nine
months, since misfortune fell upon
the business enterprises in which he
was engaged.
A special grand jury was empan-
nelled on last Monty to investigate
: case in which an Indictment had
been found by the regular jury, but
which could not be tried on account
of a defect in the Indictment as
drawn by the States Attorney. The
report of the regular and special
juries is published elsewhere.
Mr.. Geo. Roof, of Corning, was
a welcome visitor among his old
time friends in Logan last Saturday.
George has met with deserved sue
cess in his new home. He is an
honored, enterprlsing business man,
and the worthy Democratic post
master of the second largest town
IN Perry. Ills many Logan friends
are proud of him and always glad
when he visits us.
Mr.. Green has selected Mr.. J. Nj.
FLOYD to assist in conducting the
post Office. Mr.. Flovd had expert
ence in this service with Mr.. Rose.
and was as popular in this Office as
he has been in all the various posi-
tions of public trust with which th'
Democrats of this county have hon
ored him. In such relation as h,
may hold in the post Office service.
the public can rest assured of faith
full attention, gentlemanly courtesy
and cheerful accommodation.
Bro. Tom Craig, the warm haired,
sandy complicated, red flannel nous
tached editor of the Athens Journal
made the transit of the SENTINEL.
sanctum last Saturday evening.
bringing cheer and.lllumination as he
always does, wherever he goes.
Bro. Tom is cne of the Only -Four
Presidential Post Masters yet ap-
pointed in Ohio. He is also one of
the Only Four editors. He did not
come under the interdlct barring
editors, from post offices, because
he Is great and he is good.
Sells Bros. the noted showmen,
whose fame encIrcles the globe, be
fore starting on the summer circuit,
will give four exhibitions in Colum-
bus for the benefit of the children's
hospital now being erected in that
city. The hospital is a noble char
ity, and the tender of the Sells Bros.
of four exhibitions of their great
show is a gracious act that will GER
tainly give them a pleasant send off
of good wishes for the summer cam
paign. The show will be in Columbus
ON Tuesday and Wednesday, after
noon and evening, April 25th and
96th. The Hooking Valley will
run excursion trains.
Mr.. /. A. Culver, Jr., has gone
to Vetersburg, Indiana, and has
secured employment at the Brick
Works Of Poston & Culver. Gus
is one of our most enterprisine
Young men. He lost his position
by the failure of the People Bank,
but he did not lose his courage mol
his manliness. lie sought employ
ment, was willing to carry brick,
dig clay, do anything. He got work.
GINS will come out all right. He i:
of mettle that men are made of. Ht
is not afraid of work. That kind
of young men conquer misfortune
and rise above the ruins of wrecks
that may be strewn around them.
We are glad to know that Hon
John Mcbride has been triumphant
ly re- elected president of the Nation
al Miners Association. An attemp
was made to defeat him, because HI
IS democrat. Mcbride is an hon
est, capable man, has done more t.
aivance the workingmens true in
t,rests than any man of their call
ing in this country. The fact tha
h, is or that any man is Democrat
in this day of progress and enIigh'
mcnt in our coun.r~, is not bar t.
honor or preferment, no matter il
what condition or .lation of life ]
may be placed. We congratulate
John upon the honored complimen
his re- election confers.
"Col." Neal Crossen, a promlnen
farmer of near somerset, was in on
city on last Friday and remained TO
an hour enjoying our metripolltal
attractions. lie was returning from
a business trip at Cadiz, where h
had been for the past week dispos
ing of valuable corner lots and pos
office sites to syndicate forme,
4ho{ opoiopt ho Lot