The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-09-14

Mamie and Ethel, the handsome
little daughters, cf Mr. and Mr'
Hendrickson, ef Columbus, were
visitors in Logan last week, guests
of Master Lewis Green Pursell, g
charmer with his barn and fiddle ol
all the pretty girls, the wide coun-
try round.
Mr. VIM Sloan of Enterprise, one
of our. old reliable democrats, called
at the SENTINEL Office on last Satur-
day, and renewed his subscription
for tie 4lst year of consecutive sub
scripticn. he is one of the democ
ratio stand bys to be proud of.
The Lancaster Industrial School
Journal, under the management OF
its new editor, Mr. Verian, is wond
erfully improved and stands as a.
model paper in its class. The sub
ject matter of the paper is pertinent
and current. The typographical
work is excellent, and the cover a
marvel of taste and printers skill.
Grover Cleveland Smith, of
Springfield, was in the city yester-
day. He is failing in flesh. ke
has the hay fever and II" pension.
He has lost is pounds and don't
weigh much over 800. \ receipt
for subscription will restore him,
we hope, to his accustomed avoird1-
pois.
The Democrat who have been
appointed post masters, haye been
appointed because they are democ-
rats. OF course they are not expect
ed to apply politics to the service in
yhich they are engaged. l hereshorld
be no politics in the post Office, but
the post master is not always in his
office. He has times when he is out
among his fellows and is citizen.
lie should then be a Democrat.
A word for the girls. On
last Monday morning the train
broaght to the Legan Post office
COZ letters and 3O7 papers. This
mail was distributed in Is minutes
by the clock, and as far as heard
from not single mistake was made.
When the compliments are passing
around, we hand this to Maggie and
Alma, and banter for new hat
for the g,rls, any post Office in Ohio
to beat the record if they can.
Rev F. Clark of Columbus, Sec
etary Of Bishop Waterson, was in
our city last week, on business con-
Hected with the church at this place.
The reverend gentleman whose
duties take klm frequently around,
is often mistaken for Gov Mckin-
lev. Ihls is not due to McKlnley's
goodness, but to his good looks. FIR.
Clark was a welcome visitor at the
SgnT1nEL office and he looked and
talked like democrat.
School opened on last Monday,
with increased attendance over last
wear. The work of assigning pupils
to classes and the fixing up generally
and getting started will occupy
most of the week. The teachers and
superintendent should have kind
indulgence until they get the nearly
thousand little folks in hand
Time is required to get ready for
a good start. Next week TIE organic
alton of this army Of the future
will be completed, and the march
on up will begin. The teachers and
pupils have our best wishes. and will
have at all times our hGartiest help.
The Republicans of Perry have
nominated two gentleman On their
ticket, whose relationship to Dem
ocracy make them necessarily hon
orable opponents, and whose defeat
will have additional honor to us i'll
the high character of the rivals.
Judge Frank Kelly, candidate for
Representative Is an excellent gent.
leman. a good citizen, but stern,
uncompromising republican, dan
gerous man in power because an able
man He Ii nephew OF Col. W. A.
Taylor. our distinguished candidate
for Lieut.. Governor; and by reason
of this ennobling relationship, we
will allow him to sit on the fence,
nurseing his defeat, and watch the
victorious procession led by his un-
Gle pass on to the State House.
Cap. Larm'er of Junction City, th'
nominee for Probate Judge, is good
man knows how to keep hotel.
He Is rabid, uncompromising
Republican. HIS claim upon oul
tender consideration is that he is :
coasin of our Democratic candidate
Billy Bowen, and his consolation il
his certain defeat may be in ou
Billy's election, and in having Pro
bate Judge for sure in the family.