The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-04-05


1t Il rumored that Ed Davenport
voted the whole democratic ticket ex
ecpt for city clerk.
1--WE received very pleasant call
Wednesday from Mr. Alex N Bustard
representing the John Woodruff Print
ing Ink Co. of Philadelphia.
Judge Bright is sure that he voted
for the democratic candidate for mem.
Der of the school Board, but forgot to
vote the Republican ticket.
1T is useless to remark, only al
q matter Of record for further gen.
erations, that this year March came
in like lamb, and went ont like q
menagrie.
WIN. and Charles Keynes have
been appointed administrators of the
estate of their father r. W. Keynes,
and fled bond with their mother sisters
and w. II. Woodruff rs sureties in the
sum Of $4,000
Clarence Everett of GAINESVILLE has
rented our Fair Ground and Is in poss-
ession with severa. head of horses. Mr.
Everett comes well recommended as an
expert trainer, and will carefully
handle any stock intrusted to his care
Uncle John Rectenwalet rasseled
with the Kangaroo and got throwed
He marked off all the Republicans,
but did not make a mark for any
democrat. His ticket dident count
bu. it shows Uncle Johns hostility
to Republicans on election day all
the same.
Judge Bright and Auditor Arm
strong went to Delaware on last
Saturday evening to hear Gen. Cor
don's Lecture, "The Last Days of
the Confederscv." They speak in
glowing terms of the intellectual
feast the distinguished hero of the
Lost Cause furnished.
Mr.. OWN. Wright, is in Find
ley this week, looking after the in
terefts of . client inheriting valuable
property in Hancock Co. Oliver
will also ratify with the Hancock
Democracy, who made splendid
gains at the election, and carry to
them the good news that the Logan
Democracy are shouting too.
Newt Collins was explaining the
Kangaroo system all day, az it was
understood by a member from Flor
ida, and Was 80 occupied in telling
others how to vote that he forgot to
60 to tho polls himself until after
the polls had closed. Newt might
have staid q week longer in Florida
for all the good he did for the Re-
publican ti-ket.
MIR. Jos L. Bright has arranged
to move with his family, 10
Dayton where he will make his fu.
ture home. We regret the depar-
lure from Logan of Mr.. Bright and
family. the society of our town will
ose esteemed exemplars. We hope
hey may find their new home
pleasant one, and meet there as many
and as good friends as they have in
Logan.
Attention is called to the adv
Of Mr.. F. Case. His stock is
bred, and are favorites of
Of their kind wherever known. 1t
always pays, when the animal '.costs
it, keep" to buy the best. The cost
is not more than the inferior kind.
MIR. Case has for sale the Best.
Hon. John II. lIeitmann. q
leading German citizen and promi
ncnt attorney of Columbus, died of
pneumonia, Mar. &c. lie represent.
ed Franklin county in the General
Assembly, in ls74-76 and and was
Mayor of Columbus from 1876 to
1879. and more recently was the
law partner of Judge Friesner.
John ". Roberts, formerly of
Circlcville, died at Callistoga, Napa
Cal, 9th ult., aged about
81 years. He was the owner oe an
fruit rancho.-Circleville
Dem. and Watch.-Mr. Roberts
was , Hooking Co. boy, having
been born and raised in South Perry,
At which place his father carried on
= tannery for many years.
1t IL not possible at the hour oil
going to press to give the official
votes of townships. The exact fig.
ures are what should 60 on record.
It 10 sufficient to state, that except
where local issues prevented, the
ma lie handsome and en-.
couraging gains. The vote as far
- attainable, will be given nsxt
week.
John E. Rauch, the old, and re-
lisble shoe man desires the attention
Of the public to the fact that be has
just received bis Spring Stock of