The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-12-13

inc stock of goods displayed by \. ).
Weiland.
Masonic Fair and Festival TO-
morrow and Saturday.
Indian Baskets small lot to
Hose out at half price at Harrlngton's.
Call soon for bargains.
A full line ofMillmery and Fancy
Goods suitable for the Holidays at
Mary & Kate Kessler's.
Bring your silver ware toYerges
to be engraved, and it will be done
promptly and artistically.
Try Dilwailter Coffee for sale by
Guthrie & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Mowry, Of
DAYTON were Logan visitors last and
part of this week, called 10 this coun-
ty by the sudden illness and death OF
MIR. Mowry's mother.
Read the SENTINEL announce
ment in this issue. Though more
than fifty years old the SENTINEL is as
up with the times as ever.
1t is unfinchiugIy Democratic and
thoroughly reliable in all respects.
The best medium for advertisers.
Sailor Hats, (felt) at 20 cents
each at Mrs. Hains' Millinery and
Fancy Store, in the James Block.
Call at Guthrie & Co. and ex-
anime their tin toys.
Go to n. J. Weilands for Clocks,
Watches, Watch Charms, Silver-ware,
and Musical Merchandise,
at bottom prices.
Don't you want a FOOL or
Billiard Table? Bott Bros.
Columbus, Ohio. will sell
them on easy payments, also
Bar fixtures, Billiard supplies
&c.
The best selected and finest dis
play of Millinery, Fancy Goods and
Trimmings we have ever shown at
Mary & Kate Kesslcr's.
The reduction in the price of THE
is made of its own volition
and is calculated to place it on a
level with other commodities and or
a cash basis. We hope our many
friends will meet our effort witt
Tho Pennabaker Gas Well al
Sugar Grove sold at public sale last
week for $4,000 90 The well was
bought by parties, who will pipe tc
Our business men who have
Christmas goods to sell should adver
tise them. That is the wav to lei
people know you are in business
The Christmas procession may pas:
and not see you.
Every thing sold at the lowest
possible prices during the Holiday
season by Mary & Kate Kessley.
Col. Rempel has opened his grand Bizaal
Store to the public. who are politely invited
to call and see for themselves The grea
variety OF II oliiay presents sultab,e fol tn,
children and the aged. All are welcome
The assortments now in stock compr iss
goods from penny to dollar at such low
prices as to gladden. the heart OF the deserv
ing. Fail not to call accomp .nied by the
children.
The Prosecuting Attorney ha:
moved his Office into the room in the
Court House heretofore occupied by
Price & Wright. The Office heretofore
occupied by himwill be added to thu
eminent domain of the Clerk, and hell
to relieve thecrowded condition of hi
Office which is a much needed i'm
provement.
Mr.. Alex Sands Jr. is doing
some very clever newspaper worl
for the metropolitan journals O
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati ant
St. Louis. In recent issue Of the
st. Louis. Globe Democrat is a page
article from him howing the heav,
life insurers of the country. EX
Postmaster Wannamaker is quote,
as carrying the highest viz 1900
900. Uncle John Sherman carries
policy of $500, 600.
Our several churches, our Sc
cret benevolent societies. our Hu-
name societiey, our relief corps
should all join with the Sewing Cir
Gle and help make the attendance a
the Charity Lecture of Col. Donovan
a great success In the distribution
Of proceeds, there is no partialit,
shown. In selecting the ministe
to use the money, the person of al
others nearest the poor, knowing tn
heart troubles aud their hard tlial
best and knowing much of miscr
and want that is kept hid from tn
eyes of the world, in the minister i
found the best disposer of Col.Don
ovan's Charity Lecture. Let ever
body attend.