The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-11-22

-$335 TO Dayton and return Dec
10th and 11th.
Robert Burden, the barber still
continues sick with fever.
81 95 round trip to Gallipoli:
Nov. % and Dec. /.
Half fare to Dayton Dec. 10 & II
Good to return until Dec. 10Th.
-Gallipolis and return Nov. &c
. and Dec. I. Half fare account Teach.
; ers Meeting.
} Masonic Fair at l. o. o. F. Hall
Friday and Saturday, December 14th
and 10th.
: Dayton, O. Dec. 10th & 11th ac'
count Of Ohio State Grange Patrons OF
Husbandry.
South eastern Ohio District Teachers
meeting at Gallipolis Nov. 30 & Dec.
Il. Half Fare.
-sl.65 round trip to Columbus,
Nov. II, %, and 2S, account of Pure
Food Exhibition.
Pure Food Exhibition at Col
umbus, Nov. II, %, and 90. Sl.65
round trip from Logan.
Read list of excursions to go in
near future via G. n. V. & 7. Ry.
Surely one Of them will suit you.
Excursions to Columbus, Nov.
IL, %, and %. Sl.65 round trip in
Guiding admission to Pure Food Ex-
hibition.
The "Twice Five" club of this
place, are making arrangements for
a course of Lectures to begin in tie
near future.
Little Trixie" laughable sue
cess portrayed by a Royal coterie of
artists, at Rempels Opera House Nov.
23rd.
Home Seekers Excursion to the
West Dec. 4th and 18th. Call on c.
w. Schwenke, Agt. Logan, 0. for
particulars.
Notwithstanding the great Re
publican plurality, the work at the
mines is poor, and parties are abroad
begging for destitute.
Mr.. William Sloan of Enterprise
who has been subscriber of the SEN
rrNEL for over fifty years made a
pleasant call Saturday.
Foot Ball game at Athens Sat
urday Nov. gath between Athens and
Marietta Colleges. 10 or more peo-
pie half fare, G. H. V. & T. Ry.
10 or more people can secure
half fare rates to Athens Saturda,
Nov. oath, to witness Foot Ball game
between Athens and Marietta Colleges.
"A. R. Harding of Gallipolis was
in our city this morning and made US
A pleasant call. Mr.. -. is travelling
in interest of Frank g. Sons, GAINESVILLE |
The SENTINEL being the Demo
cratic organ asks its numerous demo
cratic readers to read the ads in this
ssue and thus patronize the advertisers.
They are all honest honorable gentle
men and will deal with you fairly.
Miss Griffin, of Alabama, address
ID large and appreciative audience
1t the Opera House, on Sunday even
ng last, on the subject of ''Good Gov
srnment." She is reported to be a
ady of fine address and an excellent
speaker.
The works, mains and appurt-
nances of the Logan Gas Light and
Coke Co. were sold on Saturday
asst by the Sheriff, to F. F. Rempel
he principal stock owner, for three
thousand dollars. 1t is said that
he works originally cost abou,
500, 900.
Fl. S. Case, of this place, on
Monday shipped magnificent Reg
stored thoroughbred, male Poland
china pig, near 10 months old and
about l65 lbs., to Mr..
Henry Ober, Mount Pleasant, Pa.
Che pig was beauty.
At :he NJ. E. Church on Sunday
we, the Pastor, John E. Rudisill,
will preach Oh the Seventh Com
nandment, or Social Purity. A
cordial invitation is extended to
,oung people.
--"Life Among Indians. or Three
FEARS with the Chippewas," is the
ubject of a Lecture to be delivered
t the U. B. Church in this city on
ext Friday evening Nov. 23rd under
he auspices of the Young Peoples
'ociety. Mr.. Harry Glass, the speak
r, was a government teacher among
he Indians of Lake Superior, having
knowledge of the language and
ind of information concerning these
eople. Admission 1Octs