The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-10-18
D0nOyan-ArtiStic Tailor.

Half Fare to Columbus Nov 18th
and l4th,
The Campaign is OH. the Sen
TINEL only 10 cents.
Go to I. E. Baker for tinwars
and house furnishings of all kinds,
Excursion 20 Huntington Ind.
5000, Oct 23rd.
Subscribe for the campaign Sen
TINEI, only dime.
Misses Maggie Lutz and Amelia
Stiers leave on next Saturday for Gin
cinnat; where they will take course
of instruction in the Academy of
music. The young ladies have the
best wishes of many friends for q
pleasant time, and profitable term.
1Columbus sad return, Nov 18th,
and l4th, Half Fare.
The SENTINEL is only 10 cents
for the Campaign.
Half Fare to Hot Springs Ark.
Nov 18th, 10Th, & Goth, good for re-
turn until Nov 30th, Call on
Schwenke the agent for particulars.
The Lancaster Eagle published
an eight page Daily during the Fair.
1t has the appearance of being the
organ of every business man in Lam
caster. The merchants of the town
seem to at last get the notion in their
heads that the newspaper is the place
IN which to present their business, in
stead of daubing the fences with
paint and scattering scraps ofpaper
ON the street to scare horses.
All kinds of Cooking Stoves.
Ranges, Heating Stoves and Stove
Furniture at L. K. Bakers.
Send the Campaign SENTINEL to
your friends. Only ten cents.
The New Lexington Post Office
was hurglarized Oh the night Of the
10th and money and postage to the
amount of about S400. CO t;fken. The
safe was dynamited. The front of
the building was blown out, and the
brick wall badly injured. The burg
lars, two of them were seen after the
explosion. They have escaped the
officers thus far.
Save money and get satisfaction
by purchasing your Stoves, Ranges,
Tinware and House Furnishings of
r. f. Baker.
The Bob O'Links, a covey of
little girl singing birds bad their
first Club meeting last night at Miss
Mary Tills. The evening, until
early bed time, was spent in twitter
and chatter and taffy pulling. The
next meeting will be Hollow e'en,
when the order of exercise willbe,
roasting chestnuts, sowing hemp
seed and telling fortunes.
"A dime will secure the cam
paign Sentinel.
Read Stires & Co.'S new ad. in
this issue concerning Rock Salt.
This is reported to he the, best and
most healthful article that can be
found for Livestock of all kinds.
Farmers and Stockmen should try
1t.
If you havnt the dime, and want
the Campaign SENTINEL, call at the
Office, and get it for nothing.
Col. and Mrs. Rempcl gave a
pleasant party last evening to Mr..
and Mrs. III. Wasson of Columbus.
\ hundred and more of company
were in attendance, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wasson felt they were at home
and with friends again.
All Post masters are authorized
to act as agents for the campaign
Sentinel. Campaign only ten cents.
WANTED: Statesmen for fine line
of good as side line. Address
HOME Cry PANTS Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. D. r. Bishop and family
desires to thank the dear neighbors
and friends for the sympathy and
kindness shown them during the
sickness and death of their beloved
daughter and sister.
1.-The Campaign against the Repub-
lican carpet baggers is going to be
lively.
Mr.. Jacob Cupp, one OF the
most esteemed citizens of our county,
Postmaster at Gibisonville, steward
in his church, and an industrious,
hard working man, was brought to
trial last week in our Court on
charge of forgery. The prosecution
was piece of spite work, and there
was no evidence in court to sustain
the charge, on the contrary, nearly all
the good people of the peighbor- hood
bore testimony to the honor, and in
tegrity of Mr.. Cupp, and his high
standing as citizen. The trial was
not only a vindication, but it was
great boom to Jake as blacksmith,
postmaster and a good citizen. He
will be elected to any office III his
township to which he may aspire, and
his prosecutors, "yaller eyed as
some of the witnesses called them,
will hide their heads in shame.
Bring us something to eat.
Keep your money for papers that
won't trust you.
All kinds of Couutrv rrodano