The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-03-15

dwellings. Gail on or
address F. F. Rempel,
Logan Ohio.
(Oct. 5, eS...tD
Parties having visitors whom they
wish to havce noted will please leave
the information at the Office.
Palm Sunday comes next.
Tom Price has new Phaeton.
The best line of Hats at low
prices at Chas. Rose.
Albert Wright of Benton was in
town Tuesday.
Post Master Green was at ColnnA
bus Tuesday on business.
"A nice dress shirt for so cents,
at Chas. Rose.
Perry Morehead has been grant
ed an increas OF pension.
Col Weldy is in Pomeroy this
week on professional business.
Don't fail and buy the best
Cordroy Pants at Chas. Rose.
Rev. Martin accompanied DIR.
Mansfield to Athens on Monday to at
tend the funeral of a relative of the
Doctor.
The only reliable clothier is
Chas Rose.
The amount of School Funds
paid to the several Townships from
the Treasury during February is
$3O39s .05.
As result of the protracted ser
vices at the Z B Church, which closed
on Sunday night, last u names were
added to churc h roll.
The County Commissioners at
their session last week, appointed
DR.. A. K. Smith Jail Physician.
Tie selection is a good one.
No Clothing Housd in the Hook
ing valley will sell goods more REASON
able than Cha's Rose.
The last in the course of Sunday
afternoon lectures will be delivered next
Sunday by Rev Father Mahoaey at St
Johns church, O'Clock P. M.
The Ladies Society of the Trinity
Church will have their drawing on car
pet, Friday evening March 18th at re-
sidence of Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Rem
pei.
MIR. Swenke has made most excel
ent improvement in the telegraph Of
fee, giving the accommodation and the
elegance of the most finished city Of
flee,
Miss M. n. Parsons will begin
her Grand Spring opening of Fine
Millinery, Fancy Goods, aul Trim
mings on Tuesday, March 90, and
continue throughout the week.
For the Finest display of Ladies
Misses and Children's Hats Bonnets
and Trimmings, see the display OF
Miss VI. N. Parsons at her Spring
opening March 90 to "a inclusive.
The contract for printing the
tickets for the Spring election was,
Oh last Saturday, awarded to the
Republican Gazette, The Ohio
Democrat being the only co,npeti-
tor.
The Republican are entitled to two
and the Democrats one member of the
school Board at the county election.
THIS keeps the Board balance in the
party scales, and keeps politics out of
the school.
-Cha's Rose will sell First Glass
goods at the lowest prices.
Wanted Live men to handle
our Publications., They sell them
selves. Try it: Write for terms they
will surprise YOU. Address, The Ex-
celsior Publishing Co., Worthing-
ton Block, Rooms I4,-l5, Toledo,
Ohio.
The Logrn Primaries called out
the largest vote cast at primary for
years. The fetal Democratic vote was
359, and the total Republican was
353. This would indidicate that our
population wrs about $500.
The Democratic village primary
was we'll attended the party polling
almost its full strength. The can
vass by the candidates was active
aud thorough, but good humored,
and there exists no grounds for bit
ter animosities.
Its Grand! The styles of chill
drens wear shown ct c. Roses
John Krinn, of Laurel TIP, met
with serious accident on Tuesday
last. lie and his son were rolling
log and by some means he fell in
the way of the log and had his left
leg broken above the knee besides
being considerably bruised.
Deputy Collector McNamara,
of Macarthur, was in the city on
Monday taking register of the
Chinese. Notwithstanding the love
ard cherishing desire of Bro Pursell
for the Chinese, "who work cheap
and don't strike" only two were
found, Gin Sing and Gin Lin.
Post Master Kuhn Of S,rarta