The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-08-16
Base Ball to day.
Field Day Aug. 30th.

iSAN 49,
Straitsvill against Logan this after
noon.
Camp Grounds, Sunday. Aug
10, so cents.
Half fare to Ashland, o., Aug
23, "a & 25th.
EP Armstrong and lady rusti
Gated for several days last week II
GAINESVILLE, the guests of the Palace
Hotel, their praises of which are
both loud and earnest.
The new Board of Supervisors
has been organized by the election
of W ID Brandt President and seleo
tiou of + G Rochester Clerk.
Lancaster Camp Grounds, Sun
day August 10th. Only SO cents
round trip. Remember this is the
last Sunday and you should attend.
Ashland, o. Aug, 23-24 & 25.
Half fare, account Brethern Confer
ence.
Logan has Populist Club. 1t
was organized last Saturday night
and is composed Of an indefinite men,
bership. Col. w. S. Friesner is
President and DIR. Erastus Mclaughlin
is Secretary. DR.. Mclaughlin and
Col. jackson were selected as dele
gates to the State Populist Convention.
The Board of election super
visors is organized as follows-Pres-
ident, Chas. Brandt; Clerk, Frank
Rochester. The selection of clerk
was by lot. Glen Wright was the
Democratic candidate and Frank
Rochester the Republican. The
Board cast the legally provided
number of ballots, the two Repub-
licans, Glove and Wolf voting for
Rochester; the two Democrats, Ria
son and Brandt voting for Wright.
Rochester will make a good Clerk.
nellie ". Baker and Belle Brooke
are at the Camp Grounds this week.
-65 cents to Lancaster Camp.
Meeting, Friday, August 10th, 1894.
L Yerges was at the Camp
Grounds Sunday.
Chas Beck and o Kitssmillcr at
tended the Gallipolis Fair Friday.
Base Ball-Today Logan VS..
New Straitsville, Saturday-Logan
VS.. Carroll.
Chuck Armstrong sold Is Buggies
Monday. He has good supply on
hand which will be sold cheap.
Go to John Hndson's, Heine's
old stand for all kinds of fresh and
meats at bottom prices.
Save money by buying your
beef, veal, mutton, and smoked
meats of John Hudson, Geo. ueine's
I'D stand.
-Ilarpers Bazaar, the leading
fashion journal of the country,
an inquiry from Miss g.
J. of Logan, says, "the very latest
'tyle of calling cards is white board
by q, engraved in plain English
cript." The SENTINEL is prepared
20 furnish the Latest.
X. of P. Supreme Lodge meet
II Washington D, C., Aug. %, to
sept, 5th. Call on c W Schwenke,
gent for Excursion tickets. Re-
the rate will be half fare.
The Logan Athletic Clab have
eceived contributions TO the amount
# $225.OO from "a merchants for
,rizes at the tournament Aug. 80.
The business men of the town are
living the young men hearty en-
ouragement. The entertainment
will be a success.
Eek Sands. F S Pursell and
amily, Mrs Levi, Chas Woods, Jack
lloyd, Bob Wright. Pearl Marshall,
larry Ambrose, Frank Alltop, Lee
iroves, Frank Brooke, P A Bright,
frank Kontner, and Harry S. Green
ttended the ball game at Carbon
I'LL Saturday.
Miss Emily B. Saumenig, one
f Logan's most accomplished ladies,
nd for a number of years, Prin-
ipal of the GAINESVILLE Commercial
'ollege, has been appointed Court
tenographer for Muskiugum Coun-
Y.
Star T. VS.. Webb Poston, ct. al.
d the Probate Court of locking
'ounty, August 81, 1894. The jury
4 this case is comprised of the fol-
'wing persons:
Frederick Wagner, Goodhope TIP;
oshua Steamer, Marion TIP; Will
I'm Whorton, Laurel TIP; William
Ward TIP. lst Pre-; Asel
,rnold. Falls TIP. Gore Pre-; Nelson
.arshner, saltcreek TIP; Charles
pences, Saltcreek Tp; James Hart
ian Falls TIP: Gore Pre-; Charles