The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-30
Hi Henry tonight.
Field Day Aug 30th.

University OF Wooster on thl
page. 1t may interest your
Don't miss Hi Henry's Minstre
tonight. Forty persons, and one {
the best minstrels in the field.
g. A. R. Epcampment at Pitts
burgh, Pa. September to 10th
Rate IS Is from Logan, Ohio.
Go to John Hndson's, Heine'
old stand for all kinds of fresh an,
smoked meats at bottom prices.
-Pitssburgh, Pa. and return. {
A R Encampment. September s Il
10. IS rs via theBuckeye Route.
The Logan Athletic Clubs adver
tisemeat appears on the End page
top Of 5th and 9th columns of thi
paper 3-'
Save money by buying youl
beef, veal, mutton, and smoked
meats of John Hudson, Geo. Heine'l
old stand.
Logan Athletic Association ex.
ercises at Logan Fair Grounds, Aug
30tb, excursion rates from Lancaster
to Athens inclusive, via c. Ii. V. &
T. Ry.
Land Seekers Excursions South
July 5, Aug. Z, Sept. 4, Oct. 2, Nov.
6, and Dec. 4. Call on c. w.
Schwenke Agt. Logan for further ip-
formation.
Wherever Arenie feats and
sports hold sway the name OF tue
wonderful Rexfords is familiar, they
can be seen with Hi Henry's min
strels of 40 stars at Rempel's opera
house on Thursday, August 3Oth.
Col. A. G. Sands spent day
last week at the, Rock House with
an old time war friend of his, Col
Lepmer. The old cronies had q
pleasant day of it.
"Fought all their battles Ger
Thrice they conquered all their foes
And thrice they slew the slain"
Field Day Aug soth.
The First Bank of Logan paid
out ia cash on last Saturday over
three thousand dollars, for the pay
nent of labor of the week past. This
looks like the resumption Of business
in Logan. The next weeks pay
laent will be larger, and a constant
Increase in wage earning may hope
faaiy be anticipated.
Hi Henry's mammoth minstrel
has been secured by Manager Hoppe
for his opening attraction. The
company numbers 40 people among
which is some of the greatest com-
adiaus in the minstrel world, Frank
Z. McNeile, J. Marcus Doyle, Larry
Mack, Matt Diamond, James Morton,
IN Dillon, Lon Biker ani 10 hny
Clark.
No doubt great many desire
o take little visit or take a trip
or recreation during the hot months
'ut don't feel able to pay full fare.
Remember the Buckeye Route have
long list Of excursions to great
many points. Call on G. Schwenke,
Agent. Logan who will cheerfully |
i've you full information.
The Columbus Sunday News
ays Judge Friesner is a candidate
or circuit judge on the PopuIist
icket. The news is authority for
his further information, that Judge
Friesner was once Probate Judge of
locking County. 1t is our mild
that Bro Jack Conoiiy
houid let "facts" alone, and let his
'encil play in Imagination pink tea
and other .places where
My his ima gination can get to.
Albert Donaldson, who read law
'ith Judge Groghan, now one of
be prominent young men of Col
mbus, was in our city on last
thursday. and entered suit 2ainst
le Columbus & Hooking Coal and
ron Co, for $4,000 damages, claim
4 by his client Thompson, for in
sries received at the Bessie Furnace
ear Straitsvllle, about year ago.
thompson was struck by a flash of
re from the metal vent of the Fur
ace, disfguriag him for life.
One day last week a distin-
philosopher from England,
for some time past at
elsonville, called on Mr.. Magooa,
Ieaeral Manager of the Hayden ,
lay Works at this place, desiring
} know who owned the industrial ,
ant, and if Mr.. Magoon thought
3 knew how to run the business.
II. Magooa gave the information.
be Engllshman was accompanied ,,
7 Mr. Eli Patton as Interpreter.
be interview was very satisfactory
TO Mr. Magoon.
On Tuesday blind fidler and
lame woman nassod a1ono our