The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-04-05


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ths SENTINEL ONCE.
LEWIS GREEN.
Il. n. Collins would rather tall
than vote.
Common Pleas Court begins its
session next Monday.
The cost of holding tho spring
election in this county was about
10000
There are about seventy civil
cases on the Docket for the next
term of Court.
Married by Rev. j. F. Williami
at his residence in Logan, o. Mch. 81
st. Mr. Lewis Carpenter and Miss
Katie Mowrey.
Charley Jurgenssaier and George
JeEers of Lancaster were visiting
Rudolph and Johnny Rempel of Lo-
gan, Sunday.
The Granite Clay works ate run
ming full time on = contract that will
require all summer to complete. 1t is
making about 10000 first class brick
per day.
II our citizens who have moved
this Springfield us,we will make a
notc of it. 1t sometimes is a news
item of interest to know where peo.
pie live in town a, large Is Logan.
The Pythisn Sisters propose to
give Hard Times Social at Odd
Fellows Hall on. Friday evening,
April Is inst. Admission 10 cents.
Everybody invited.
Call on Henry iompf, our vet
eran Gardner and Florist, for fine
Tomato, Cabbage. Sweet Potato
plants. Family Groceries, Season
able vegetables, cnt flowers and pot
plants also, for sale at bottom prices
Mr. Oliver Brooke has removed his
feed store to the stable on the Fresner
lot, in rear of Odd Fellows Building.
where he will have better accommo-
datio ms for his customers. He invites
his customers to continue the liberal
patronage heretofore extended him.
On Tuesday an alarm of fire was
sounded and the department turned out
promptly, but discovered that the alarm
was caused by some one noticing a
blaze coming out Of the smoke,stack of
the Horn brick-worksswhers unusual
activity was manifested by reason Of
the cheering news that Logan had gone
democratic.
The Kings Daughters, At the NJ. e.
Church on Tuesday evening, WAS one
of the most delightful social entertain
ments of the season. The largo aud
ience was attentive and appriciative.
The children, Sons andD sughters,
or the Logan Kings.did their respeo.
tive parts very we'll, and all are to be
complimented and congratulated up
on the success of the entertainment.
Mr.. J. n. Kessler will remove his
restaurant to the rooms occupied by
Geo Fox. Mr.. Fox will occupy the
room next to the Rempel House,
heretofore occupied by the Recten.
wsldts. The Rectenwaldte 60 out
Of business. The Kreigs will oc-
cupy the room vacated by Albert
Becker, who is in excellent and
eommodious quarters in the Bishop
Block.
Messrs Voris & Slisher, were IA
zsnesville last week, buying horses
for e. P. Armstrong, who proposes
building a new stable on the Price
lot in rear of Central Hotel. While
in Zanesville where they secured val
nsbie hoses and buggies for the
Queen City livery, they stopped at
Tho Palace Hotel, and repost the best
OF accommodations, and accommods-
tions, ard reecommed all their friends
when visiting in GAINESVILLE topatonizs
this worry excellent hotel.
Tho Moss Jollity Company gave
IN entertainment in the Opera House
on Monday evening which was very
funny in the fsct that no body could
understand what the performance
vas. The musical and dramatic
features are worry original. The per-
formance from opening to close was
success in surprises. The demoo-
ratio ratification maetinps m xba