The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-30
DOnOvan-Artistic Tailor.

N'~ASOt HtAA " P~A SA~ ~ ~~~~
10th.
John Notestone made busines
trip to South Perry, this week.
Pittsburgh. Pa. September S t
to 10th, low rates via the c. H. Y
& 7. Ry.
Communion Services at ih'
Presbyterian Church. on Sunda,
morning 10 A N.
Miss liable E. Essex of New
Strsitsville,is is the guest OF her cousin
Miss Mable O'Hare.
--Weldy and Buerhaas we're ia
New Lexington on Friday attending
to business in the Probate court
MIR. w. T. Carpenter, son Of
Abel Carpenter, has received the
county scholarship to the Ohio State
University.
-MAERlED:-By Rev. d. R.
Moore, on Wednesday evening Ang,
23, Mr.. Thomas A. Groves to Miss
Rose Arney.
The Logan School Board at its
meeting on Tuesday evening, elected
A. II. Wilson examiner, IN place Of
b. H. Allen.
Col. Vint Ferguson, Gen, Supt,
of the Syndicate was in the city on
Monday, wanting to buy a good
buggy horse.
Post Master Roof of Corning,
accompanied by his clerical staff,
Sundayed in Logan. Logan has fine
church facilities.
Cap. Tom Woo Is of Gibson
willie, was a visitor in Logan on Mon.
day, and was a welcome caller at
the SENTINEL Office,
ID. II. Lappen and family were
in Dayton this week, guests of osr
former townsman }, L. Bright, and
visiting the Soldiers Home.
Gen. Coxey was in Nelsonvslle
Monday. He was not ordered to
1'keep off the grass" in that hamlet.
They had moved the streets.
john Canty, Newly appointed
post rnaster at Leonards, Fraaklia
County, spent last SHaday in Logan.
There is No church at leon ards.
Judge Huffman was iu the city
ON last Friday, in conference with
the attorneys, setting. the court
docket. There are 81 cases so far.
20. w. Fl. Wright will deliver
tile Grafton Labor Day at Nelson
vile. Mr. Wright is aa eloquent
speaker and will do the subject JUS
aice.
Mr.. Biley Bray and family are
visiting with Mrs. Brays father, MI. !
Samuel Reichley, of Smock P. o. this
week.
If the present weather continues |
the Frog industry ia Nelsonvill. will
soon attain to sufficient Importance
to induce Mark Wild to 60 down
and organize a strike.
The Pspxiists have opened
he adqnarters in the old post Office
room in the James Block. Col.
w, s, Friesncr is in charge, aud ex.
tends 3 x'els0me to all callers.
The hundred dollars paid Gen.
Coxey by the Nelsonyille toilers,
Tas not the earnings of labor, but
the proceeds of sale of frogs, har-
vested from the ponds ia the streets.
The Logan Natural Gas Go. are
actively at work and will have about
four miles of pipe LAID by the end
of this week. The liae is expected
to be all in place by September 18th.
Next Monday. Labor Day, is q
legal holiday by an act of the Ohio
Legisaatarc. The governor has is
sued his proclamation, declaring the
day to be observed ascot tue First
day of the week.
Fifty Legaaders xeat On the
excursion last sunday to Blenner-
hasset Island, rcturnisg about mid. :,
might The excursion was person
ally conducted by Charley Sch wenke
and Of course was delightful one.
From latest adviees by the over. ,
land express, We hear that Tony
Barleoa is sliding his good ship !
Rachael from the dry beds of Gander I
Creek to tas Frog ponds of Nelson. :, /
vdlle, AND wifi saii on these waters !
during the dry spell. t
Always presenting something
pew. Hi Henry for the present a
season promises the latest and great s
est featuses in the modern minstreley. Z
Caasie living srt pictures, beautiful 7
rhrone .ssadowgrapAs, the wonder e
Of = trip around the world, march f
1ng gladiators. marble statues, cal t
cium lights, special rcenery, special I
car and full stage scenes of elegance q