The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-25

Go to L. E. Baker for tinwar
and house furnishings of all kinds
Mr.. n. J. Weiland and wife ar,
visiting relatives and friends in In
diana this week.
Mrs. a. Goodlive and daughte
Mabel, Of Roseville, were Logai
visitors this week.
All kinds of Cooking Stoves
Ranges, Heating Stoves and STOW.
Furniture at T. 4. Bakers.
Be sure to attend the leadias
Comedy "DIxie Land" at the Opers
House next Tuesday evening.
The Fourth Commandment will
be the subject for next Sabbath eve
at the M. E. CHURCH, John E. Rudi.
sill, Pastor.
Save saoney and get satisfaction
by purchasing your Stoves, Ranges,
Tinware and House Furnishings of
T. E. Baker.
HALF Fare to Hot Springs Ark.
Nov 18th, 10th, & goth, good for re-
turn until Nov 3Oth, Call on
.Schwenke the agent for particulars.
All who wish to make large
salary between now aud Christmas,
see, in another column, advertisement
offs. l. Bell & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Mr.. Harry Glass of Lancaster,
Agent OF The Metropolitan Life In
surance Co., is making an active can
wass of this City, in the interst of his
company.
The poetic satire, "Your
Mothers Apron String"will be given
by Chaplain Lozier, at the NJ. E.
Church, Wednesday eve at o'clock
standard.
DIR. Oatley and wife of Colum-
bus, formerly of Straitsville. and
well known to our Logan people, ARE
visiting relatives and friends in
Logan this week.
The Cincinnati Enquier says of
one of Chaplain's Loziers entertain
snents;"His songs and humor carried
the boys to high pitch of enthasi-
asm. AT the ME Church, Wednesday
eve.
MIR. Wolf, Postmaster in charge
at Consul, and one of the prominent
young business men of the Valley,
was visitor in Logan yesterday, |
and welcome caller at the SENTINEL
Office.
The gullibility of business men
in purchasing pictures or loaning
money upon them, as contrasted with
the prudence they show in other fnan-
cial transactions, is the subject of a
paragraph in the October 'Note--
Book of The Art Amateur.
Mr.. j. A. Matthias and wife of
Enterprise, left yesterday for
months visit among relatives and
friends in Kansas, and other western
states. The visitors take with them
the good wishes of friends for a
happy visit and safe return.
Gov. Oglesby SAID at the GA. r
encampment in Detroit; "Char lain
Iwould not have missed that logan
song for FIVE dollar bill" The
Chaplain will lecture at the NJ. Z.
Church next Wednesday eve. He
VIII oiSO oiHS Two DdiiduS.
We publish on the outside
very excellent report of the recent
Teachers meeting. 1t may be that
cur teachers will not all agree with
the professor in his high esteem of
George Elliot, but all will appreei-
the very excellent report of his
lecture.
Maj. Jewett, and attorney Jones
of Athens, and Col. w. H. Poston
ct Nelsonville were in the city Tues
day on legal business. Maj. Jewett .
who, when ia the city, never fails to
call on the SENTINEL, is hearty and ]
happy, the handsomest man in the I
Hooking Valley.
The Art Amateur, in its October
issue, expresses hope, which all art
lovers will echo, that the abfogation {
Of the tariff on pictures may be fol-
lowed by an improvement in the quail
Ity of the English paintings of the
last century imported into this coun-
try.
DIR. Campbell successfully per- t
formed one of the most difficult and r
delicate surgical operations known to =
surgeons. On last Monday afternoon T
upon Mrs. Jno. P. Youpker, of May
vile known as Herniotomy for I
stangulated Hernia, which had existed +
nifty hours prior to the operation. I
ihe Doctor was ably assisted by DR.. f.
Park OF Maxville, and DR.. Pullen of j,
Logan. Mrs. Younker, bids fair TO G
make hasty recovery. k