The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-03-16
The Hooking Sentinel
Local and Personal.

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Of that valuable and popular paper
IN answer 10 the many inquiries,
We desire 10 say that Reher has the
garden seed, The stock up stairs
il exhausted, Sec Reher
Smoke Guthrie " 90, havana
stogies one cent each
Read tho new advertisement OF
slier A. 90, twill pay yoN the
pyles Of q years subscription " you
avail yourself Of the information "
gives,
II this weather does not soon gat
some sense, we viii IVY tho effects
af Athens University Engllsh ~ w.
Plain talk seems 10 have no seethlng
settling effect
The Baker property, owned by
Nv, Il, A, pnlver, was sold VI
sherlifs sale last Saturday, ~ N, i,
Weiland, consideration sl, Seeree,
aee Guthrie n Co. ten cent Glass
ware
hIr Ned MeManieal OF the g. II
q, n |, CO. OF Columbus was IN The
city last Saturday on business eon'
neeted with the 0hle n Western
Eeal n Iron Gol
The jacksonville seheels have been
closed for two weeks on account Of
the prevalence Of scarlet fever, A
child died, and the proper pieeaulion
wss not taken, and Al Epidemic IL
appfehendedl
The beat ana eheapeast line Of
Lace curtains at Guthrie " CO,
Mr.. Tom sunderland who has
been at Marssville The last four
weeks has returned home, Ia good
health and fine spirits TEN meets
with hearty welcome and eengrata'
lsti6l,
farmer Floyd, chief Of the Farm.
rs Alliance, Of which party be ID
sole member, Is oh his farm this
week harvesting his sassaffae ioots. |
When the choicest products Of bis
crsp are placed on the editorial ta.
bic, accompanied by Hen 'l'rimmer's
home made maple lasses, we'll put
che kettle on and all take tea, and
put puff In the paper
Guthrie q Co. are selling ten
cent cut Of tobacco for five cents.
The largest and best stock of
Groceries In the city at Guthrie d
Go.
Bro. Gable, the talented and
enterprising editor of the Nelson
vile News, was a visitor in our city
ON last Saturday and unaccustomed
TO Queen city display was astounded
and bewildered at our metropolitan
proportions. The enterprising young
man is invited to come up and see
us often and become acquainted
with our city around which the
Jacksonville suburb, quietly, gently
and inofensively circulates.
LAST week we published notice of
the thrilling, startling, pertentious
phenomena on the Carlysle road
leading from Lancaster, a snow
storm of snakes! Three kinds,
wedged shaped, spotted and striped.
The dregs of the seven vials of
wrath, only, can bring or breed
s1ch horror from the clouds, and
only Ash Cave, pine knot, moon
chine whiskey could inspire such a
delirium among the editors of Lam
caster who say they saw and report
the snakey shower. The snow drifts
with the wriggling mass
like waves on the bosom of the sea!
The worms died on being spread out
to warm on late copy of the Eagle!
"Such a sight, o, such sight,"
said Deacon Hite.
If the Carlisle road led from the
State Farm, or the Lancaster & Ham
den station at Ash Cave, we
might have clew to the horrifying
cloud burst We are told decisively,
that the roads leads from Lancaster.
Where does it lead to, and how far
from Lancaster is its termination?
The story has been told US in
prose by the Lancaster Laureate of
the Gazette that once, Lancaster
emigrant in the volcanic regions of
the wild west took drink from a
bubblilg spring at the road side.
The boiling hot water from the
spring under the snow capped noun
tains scalded his mouth. lie yelled
frantically to John to drive on
quick, hell was not far off. Can not
the Laureate hear from his Muse,
the voice of Neely calling to his
companions submerged in the wrig-
Cling mass of worms falling from
the snow cloud and making the
ground heave and roll like waves on
the ocean, to hurry along, it Is only
a little way over the hill to the In,
stitute.
Use Harter's A No. l Flour, it is
the best.
Hooking county Maple molosses,
warranted pure and just costs 25cts.
quart at Guthrie & Co.
Ladies night Robes for 9s cents.
at Guthrie 4, 20