The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-03-09
The eHocMnq Sentinel
DOnOvan-ArtiStic Tailor.
Local and Personal.

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This is a business edition. See
advertisements.
Mrs. Mary Emily OF Chicago, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Messers Rose, Burhaus, Price,
and Brashers of Logan attended the
Inauguration.
George Kleinsmidth and wife of
Plymouth, Ind, are visiting in Lo-
gan this week.
A Moriouth Father from Armenia
was visitor in Logan last Sunday,
the guestof FIR. Cady.
Messers Slisher & Co. have
sold their saloon and billiard room
to Aessers Stedam and Deishley.
Miss Emma Hickman daughter
of W. G. Hickman of Jacksonville,
died Monday morning of scarlet
fever.
Rev. Moore and Col Pursell were
IN Columbus on Monday, paying re-
poets to the Governor and other
friends in the city.
Mack Connel and wife of Colum.
bus were in the city on last Sunday,
meeting hearty welcome from
many old time friends and rela-
tiyes.
Chas Becker has faith in the tut
ure. He belives we will have AM
abundant crop this summer, he pro-
poses to ACCOMMODATE the farmers,
see his advertisement.
The Board of Election held meet
ing last Saturday and arranged for
the spring elections. The advertis-
ing for bids for tickets and election
supplies was awarded to the SENTI-
MEL and Gazette, ...ne recognized or
gans of their parties.
DR.. Chas. Parker of Columbus
received the appointment as physi-
clan to Hare's Orphan Home at Col
umbus. Charley is one of our Lo-
gan boys whom we are proud to see
entrusted with such an honorable
and responsible position.
Mr.. Thos. Harris of this place has
been employed as Piano and Organ
salesman for Prof. Sparks. Mr..
Harris has a reputation of being
strictley honest and square in all his
transactions. In short he is al
christian gentleman in whom the
public may place implicit confd-
-ence.
The Report of the Health officer
to the council last Tuesday EVENING"
shows healthy condition of our
town during the past year and shows
highly commendable service on the
part of the health officer and the
board in enforcing the sanitary laws |
of the city. The report is publish
ed elsewhere.
The weather on Inauguration day
was in full sympathy with the repub-
licans. 1t was cold day. Like a
chicken with its head cut off, the
old party died in terrible struggles.
Spring is with US. The country is
democratic, every thing is secure
and lovely. Now is the time to sub
scribe, pay when you please. !;
Mrs DR.. d. Little has begun i'm
provement on the Gimble building,
the ground floor rooms will be re
modelled and repaired and second
story will be added. for family ten
ements. Mr.. Gabriel of Athens and
Mr.. Lemon of Frash's Grocery, Lo-
gan, have formed apartnership and
will occupy the corner room with a
tobacco store, and cigar manufac-
tory.
A capable eommitte, are examin-
Ing the maps made by our school
with a view to selecting the very
best TO be forwarded to the Chicago
Exposition. 1t is difficult to deter 9
mine the best when all are so good, |
but the space in the exhibition hall !
is SO limited that only few can be |
We hope however that G
the very excellent work of our child a
rem my be shown at our next fair, 4
an exhibit of their bandecraft in G
this regard will certenity be an at
tractive feature of our next fair.
Ladies night Robes for 99ct. at a
SHtbrie's. G