The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1893-09-28
Local and Personal.

DOnOVan-ArtlStlc TAILOR
A good bicycle for sale at this
Office.
The Burglar at the Opera House
Oct 5th.
The Burglar Co comes direct from
New York City.
Chicago and Return, Friday Oct
5 tn. Only Eight Dollars.
Go to Lancaster Oct. 14th, Fore.
paugh circus will be there.
w Ii Gould and Wife are the guests
of Ml Gould's parents this week.
Eight dollars to Chicago and re-
turn Oct. 5tk. Don't miss the chance.
Manager Whitcraft secured a
good attraction when he booked
The Burglar.
Horses coming from all directions
the record of the track will be low :
cred to near 90.
Come to the Fair this week. The
prospect was never better to make
this meeting success.
Can't the ladies take an interest
In Floral Hall, and the temperance
women, where are they?
Billie Gage is trying this week
for New Subscribers. 34 counted so
far. Give him call and leave your
name.
The Adam Fourgaugh Shows
will exhibit at Athens 18th, and
Lancaster l4th, the last day of the
Lancaster Fair.
New term at the GAINESVILLE Busi-
ness & Commercial Colleges will
open Oct. 2, 1898 with day and eve
ming sessions. Write for full IN
formation.
There will he special trains run
on Friday and Saturday az usual
times to see races. Let every body
come and nave good FAIR. The
weather was never better.
F S Case has ten shepperd pups
that are thoroughbreds. Here is your
chance to get good watch dog. He
will sell them cheap. Inquire at Mil.
Ter and Cases Drug Store.
The late rains have settled the
dust, make water plenty on the
grounds and put the track in excel
lent condition. The races are about
all filled and the 2.20 pace will be a
good ono.
Chicago Excursion Thursday Oct.
tn. Eight dollars round trip. This
will be the most pleasant time to
visit the World Fair. For partic-
ulars call on G w Schwenke agent,
Logan Ohio.
Mr.. Lawrence Yerges has return
ed from Cleveland and wishes it
kaown to his customers and the
public that he is ready to receive /
their orders again.
The secetary informs us he has
made entries from Fairfield
and Pickaway counties with prom
Uses Of more from the same and 9th
ers counties. As usual horses are the
main attlaction and there will be
plenty.
Master Gordon Armstrong, one
Of the most studious graduates of
our High School, has gone to Dele
ware, where he will take classical
course in college. We bespeak for
Gordon foremost place in his col ;
'ege and the highest honors Of his
class.
Mr.. Luther Bort, agent for the
Hartford Accident Insurance Co.,
paid Mrs Phil Thompson YESTERDAY.
$4,000 90, the amounr for which PHI
was insured in that Company, Be
sd IS this accident noiicr NJ
I hompsou carried iGsrrauce IN erhes
9 .npaa.ts to ,ae aInount of S23, eco F,
d,
A famous New York journalist on {
witnessing { Performance of "rhe
Burglar" remarked to an equally
famous clergyman: elf there were
more such plays there would be
greater confidence in the possibilities
of the stage as moral teacher "
Eyes" repliel the clergyman, ''and
if dramatic authors would only suf-
ficiently realize the force of your i
reasoning, none of our following {.
would have fault to find with the
theatre. At Rempels Opera House
Oct 5th, one night only.
A man named Fugit from Monday
was brought to Logan on last Satur-
day, and awaiting an inquest for
lunaey. died. Ee had received in
juries about thehead in moveing coal
some time ago and after that, was
afflicted with epileptic fits. He be-
came delerious and not suspecting
his condition. was tied and brought
in a wagon to Logan. The physclan
;alled, pronounced him sick with
typhoid fever. He died within
couple of hours after being brought {
here. His remains were takeu to
his home at Monday for interment. {