The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-23

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pa'
Murtha last Thursday, a boy.
Jesse j. Brown of Pleasant
Corners is in Logan this week on busi
ness.
-Mr. Woeben of Payne, O.. spent
Tuesday in Logan the guest Of
friends.
-Fr Powers spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Dresden, the guest OF
Fir. Cush.
john Deible, an old citizen whose
wifeiwas buried week ago, died
last night.
Sunday August 26th, Only 81.
25 round trip via the Buckeye Route
to Parkersburg.
-steph Hudson always has the
best quality of Peanuts. Fresh
roasted, daily; try them.
Miss Nellie McManigal and
Miss Amy Armstrong have returned
home from camp meeting.
TX. of P. Supreme Lodge meet
ing at Washington, D q, August %
to % inclusive. Half fare via the G
II, V. & T. Ry.
MIR. G. L. Bryant and family
of Columbus, were the guests owe
Sabbath of Mr.. ]. J. Keller and wife
at the Infirmary farm.
The cheapest and best Sunday
excursion ever run Sunday Aug 26th
to Blennerhassett Island. Only 81 25
from Logan, special train at S o'clock
A. NJ.
President Sanders, of the OF
terbein University preached at the
U. B. Church on Sunday morning
and at the Presbyterian on Sunday
evening last.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
church, next Sabbath. Love-Feast
at 900 A. NJ. Sacrament of the
Lords Supper at the close of the
evening service.
The Athletic Club Advertising
Committee have returned from the
country and are encouraged to
believe that there will be a much
larger attendance at the Tournament
than was at the fair. Come every
body, and see the performances.
Wherever Arenic feats and
sports hold sway the name of the
Rexfords is familiar, they
can be seen with Hi Henry's min
strels of 40 stars at RempePs opera
house ON Thursday, August 9oth.
Tho suggestion made by the
school examiners of Fairfield County,
in matters concerning the Teachers
Institute, apply equally to our county.
We publish the article on the first
page of this issue and ask for it
Three parties named Bishop,
Sawyer and Roller were arrested yes
terday and bound over to court on
the charge of burglary and larceny.
They are accused of robbing the
farmers of poultry, vegetables etc.
Sawyer and Roller claim to have been
hired by Bishop who they claim paid
them s1.00 each pr night for their
work.
-Messers Brockseik two young and
enterprising manufacturers Of Bremen,
Germany, have been making tour of
the country, combining business and
pleasure. They are related to Col.
Rempels friends in the old country,
and returning from Chicago to New
York, they stopped off couple Of
days, and made the Col. a very wei
come visit.
Hi Henry's mammoth minstrel
has been secured bv'Manager Hoppe
for his opening attraction. The
company numbers 40 people among
which is some of the greatest COM
edians in the minstrel world, Frank
E. McNeile, J. Marcus Doyle, Larry
Mack, Matt Diamond, James Morton,
am Dillon, Lon Baker and Johny
Clark.
"A number of the patrons of the
Post Office, and friends of Miss Maggie
Mccarthy, postal cleck, presen ted her
on Tuesday last with handsome
diamond pin, a testimonial of appre-
citation for her as an official and the
high esteem in which she is held as
lady. Miss Maggie justly deserves
the good wishes the present on her
Majoity Birthday so handsomely and
SO appropriately expresses. The pre-
sent was complete surprise, and was
managed with diplomatic ability by
one who has most reason to be
"complainer," because he gets too
much mail and always wanting the
letter that didn't come, Col. Ed
Davenport, ye local Of the vile cotem-
porary, Republican Gazette.
The Perry County Fair holds at
New Lexington Aug %, 80 and 31st
and will present unusual attractions
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