The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-06-28
Buy your family supplies of John

Buy your family supplies of Johr
Trash.
Wheat harvest is at its zenith
this week.
Eyes tested without extra charge
at Weilands.
Esq. S. N. Robinson, of Saltcreeb
was in this place on Monday.
Watches and clocks repaired by
an expert at Weilands.
Better than ever will be the Fan.
tastics on the 4th. come and see.
Miss Bertha Smith of Sand Run,
is visiting her sister Mrs. DIR. Lyon.
Watches, clocks, musical mer-
chandise and spectacles at Weilands.
Every body should see the Fan
tastic Industrial parade on the 4th.
This locality was refreshed by
magnificent rains Sunday and Monday.
Fruits, vegetables and Family
Groceries at bottom prices at John
Frashs. sF.
July 4th. Excursions to
all points. Tickets sold July q 4
good until July 5. - u y
The best grade of spectacles in
gold, silver or steel rims at Weilands
at hard times prices.
The editor of the SENTINEL at
tended the funeral of ''Ned" Ford, at
Columbus on Saturday last.
Fresh goods received daily at
John Frash's Store. Berries and all
kinds of produce bought and sold.
Miss Katie Kessler of New Lex
ington, is visiting in Logan the guest
of her cousin Miss Bessie Schwarz.
Every thing at bottom prices at
John Frash's call and see. Goods de-
livered free to any part of the City.
If your eyes are failing call on
n. j. Weiland and have them tested
and fitted with glasses that will rem
edy the defect and relieve the distress.
The GAINESVILLE Sunday News
makes note of the fact that Thomas
and Mary Weiland, of this place, are
visiting at GAINESVILLE the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Rarick.
Mrs, Hamilton Meldrum of this
place died at her home on Friday
evening last after brief illness. Her
remains were inferred at Miller's
Chapel, Sunday afternoon. She was
IN estimable lady 80 years of age.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
Charles England has so far recovered
Is to be pronounced out of danger.
His disease was malarial fever and |
lis eldest daughter is reported to be
low sick of the same disease and in
dangerous condition.
No doubt great many desire
o take a little visit or take a trip I
for recreation during the hot monthsj
,ut don't feel able to pay full fare.
Remember the Buckeye Route have
/ long list Of excursions to great
many points. Call on C.Schwenke,
Agent, Logan who will cheerfully
rive you full information.
IA Regimental Band will hold
me of there popular Concerts at
aempels Grove Sunday July 1st.
The G. H. V. & T. Ry. will run
rains between depot and the Grove
It all hours at low rate of 10 cents
ound trip. Every one should visit
he Grove to hear this celebrated
Band. Don't forget the special train
It all hours.
Mr.. Adolf Stedam .and Miss
Margaret Canty were married by
Rev. Fr. Powers,at st Johns church
sunday morning. The young couple
eft in the evening for Buchtel where
he groom has prepared a comfort
BILE home. The young couple have
he congratulations of their many
riends, and the hearty good wishes
or long and happy life.
The vacuum experienced, the i'm
'ending tip of the public see saw,
: explained by the following item
rom yesterdays Lancaster Gazette:
quite number of Logan people
Including Messrs. f. S. Pursel, o.
V. II. Wright and Judge S. H.
'right arrived in this city on Tues
ay morning on their way to Buck
ye Park where they will remain
eyeral days. |,
The postmaster general has re-
eived complaints that in delivering
lail matter, the delivery post
flee officials are in the habit of
boxing for letters only when papers
re not especially asked for. An
rder has consequently been issued
D postmasters to the effect that all
lasses of mail matter must he de-
vered with the same care to persons
entitled to it. Persons get
NO papers occasionally should suo-