The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-02-23


G. III. Buerhaus was in New LIE
ington this week attending to bu,
ness in court.
A new term will open at Il
GAINESVILLE Business College, Marc
1st. Write for information.
Col. Weldy and Judge l'righ'
representing opposite sides in tn
AIotherwell litigation, are In John,
town, Pa, this week taking dept
sitions.
Rev. Geo. Geiger, our well know
former Marion township citizen
recently of Nashville, is now station
ed at Hollister, Athens county, an,
is meeting there with encouragin:
success in his ministerial service.
Judge Isaiah Sain, one of oul
old and most esteemed citizen
died yesterday, at his home on
Hunter ST., of pneumonia. H..
remains will be buried at McArth'l
on Friday. cortege leaving on the
10 a. m. train. The funeral will be
under the direction of the Mason.
IL Oder.
An old soldier named Stewart, a
journeyman tailor working for
Becker for several months past, died
at the Rempel House on last Sunday.
He was a native of Scotland, mad
been a soldier, and for several years
an inmate at the Dayton Soldiers
Home. His remains were inferred
on Tuesday by the G. A. r. Post of
this place.
DR.. Dollison has begun an ex,en-
sion of his building adjoining the
James block back into the court in
rear of Reber's and the Bank, max
ing room of fifty feet depth. This
will be occupied by Mr.. Chas. Rose
for his tailoring department, making
this establishment, the most con-
venlent and most commodious in
she valley.
Mr.. Sunderland, receiver of Bask,n
a. Wolinsky has sold out the entire
stock of goods to parties in Cincin-
natl who have renovated the goods.
The store room w;!l, as soon as
needed repairs are made, be occu-
pied by Gus Steinman with a stock
Of Boots q Shoes. Particulars of
which we hope to have for our read
ers next week.
Mr.. Tom Sunderland left on last
Monday evening for Marysville,
where he will remain several weeks ;
under the care of DR.. Rodebaugh. s
Tom has been affected with lang I
trouble fora a number of years, and {
tried have been of no avail. I
He is one Of cur most esteemed |
young business men, and carries
with him the best wishes Of many S
friends, hoping for his complete re- t
,overy and happy return. h
Col. w. A. Taylor presents in
etter on the first page of this issue
'eme facts and figures deserving {
attention. The cam
'aign in OHIO will be fought upon 7
he issues suggested. The affairs of !,
he National Government arc not u
in the coming Ohio can d
ass. 1t is bread and butter, taxes, g, e,
hat we fight for and face. Col. -
'aylor this week gives us the postu- a. q,
ates. Other letters will follow. u
Blasius d Son announce the pur- h.
ose of removal in an advertisement k
ublished elsewhere. The room TO el
e occupied, was built by Mr.. Bias
Is. 1t is one of the best business ell
ooms in the city. 1t is centrally m
'eated, with good neighbors, all &c
bout. We bespeak for the firm in at
leir new quarters a continuance of tn
Il their present trade, and the pat 90
mage of new customers, who like o
} do business in the city. dl
ed
A meeting of teachers and citi- -,
ms of town and country, was held e.
the Court House on last Saturday 6,
,ternoon to discuss the Workman
,hool law. Mr.. Z. Schultz was ",
ected chairman aad Paschal Bright m
cretary. Addresses favoring the vi
W were made by Prof. Rayman. IT,
eachers: Messrs Brooke, Cox, no
one, Bolts; Misses Calhoun and On
eller. Representative Price pre- u,
nted arguments, in favor of the No
W. Mcssrs Glove, Hansel and ot,
arsh were opposed, Amotion of oh
rof. Rayman to sustain the law, was mr.
rried. The sentiment of the teach H.
S generally favor county super
tendency.
The Logan Manufacturing Co.'S, aM az,
w shops are rapidly approaching on m
and the whistle will y"
ow next week. The speedy re- ou
Iilding, in less than three months lns
ice the fire, considering the wealth M M
of the past winter, is marvellous, -, ~,
d speaks in highest terms of the Su' SUI
terprise of the firm, Phoenix like ,o' ,o'
ing from the ashes, IN renewed nc
alth and strength. ~,
The Messrs. v hite display the ~
rit that characterizes Logan. A ~ ~
amity may perhaps embarrass for .n'
but does not discourage IS
r dishearten. Logan will come NC NC
right in the spring. There is eHl
one to mourn for Logan, now. nis
enc
The Drummer Boy of Kalamazoo, lin
o performed here last week. can't Jac
y the drum. He can make Iso
lseless racket. Grandfather Lohr to
! beat him out of his boots and aft
I'm, playing martial music, and er. the
tanning company. The gram Th'