The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-09-20

$500 Round trip to Cincinnati,
via the C&MV Ry.. Sunday Sept.
%.
Half fare on Sundays to all
points via c. H. V. & 1.
The Board of Public Works
his not ordered the water drawn
from the canal, and not likely to do
80 soon.
Sunday rates at half fare will
be continued until further notice.
Wac. H. " q I.
Prosecuting Attorney John NJ
Wright of Lancaster, "Jack" OF
ours, and wife were visitors in Logan
last Sunday, guests of the family
of Mr.. F. S. Pursell.
DIR. C. c. Knapp, the Eye, Ear,
Nose. and Throat Specialist Of Col
umbus will again visit Logan Friday
and Saturday Sept. p and q. Office
at Remple House. Consultation free.
Mr.. Maynard Pond had a slight
attack of paralysis on last Monday,
and for time serious danger was
feared. His many friends will be
glad to know he is better and able
to be out gain.
The Heine property was sold
at public sale by the Administrator
on last Saturday. The residence
was bought by the widow, consider
tiou s435. The slaughter house and
fixtures by Gus Heine, brother Of
The deceased, consideration sl005.
We take the following from the
Waverly News of 18TH:
4.Noah Schwarz, the store keeper,
had an attack with his heart on the
Emmit house corner Thursday and
had to be carried to his room, and
medical aid summoned. He is all
right again, thanks 10 the proper
care and attention"
Sept. II, 25 and Oct. 8 rates
Will be about half fare and will give
you a splendid opportunity to visit
the West at small expense.
Under the auspices of the LII.
S. the famous Apollo .Quartette will
be at Rempel's Opera House, Friday
night, Sept. % 1894. They come
10 Us from ten nights engagement
at Salem Chatauqua, Neb. Theil
programme is varied and entertain
ing to all. Admission 25, 35 and
so cents. Tickets on sale at Kesslcl
Bros.
Master Hugh, son Of Rev. d.
r. Moore, it is pleasant to know is
occupying the position of assistant
chemist in the Miami College, hil
Alma matre. Master Hugh is one
of Logan's promising young mer
and it is our pride to know that hi
attainments are appreciated in on'
best schools of learing on the con-
fiDent.
An immense congregation at
tended the memorial services at tn,
Presbyterian church on Sunda,
morning last. Next week we vii
publish the addresses delivered Ol
the occasion. Those desiring extr;
copies of the SENTINEL will pleas
leave their orders not later thai
Saturday of this week.
The Twice Five Club met a
Rev. DIR. Moore's Monday evening
The subject was "McCauleys plac
IN literature, "and it proved to be a
interesting topic. "Restrlction o
Immigration" will be the topic, a
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Harrington
Oct. LIST.
The Somerset Fair holds O
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Oct, II, ls and 10th. This is th
closing Fair of the season. 1t is tn
final festival of this abundant yeal
1t is the parting of Fair follower
who make the merriment, no matte
whether the horse flies the track Q
the COW. eats the punkin. The Som
erset FAIR affords lots of fun. Th
people are sociable and jolly, an
the exhibits are always of the mos
attractive kind. 1t is pleasal
drive across the hills and we be
speak merry time for the Ha'
Eaters who attend.
The work in laying the natur;
gas mains is progressing rapidly an
our citizens generally are coutrac
ing for its use in homes and busine
houses. On Saturday evening, g
evidence of the volume and pressu
of the gas was demonstrated,
lighting it from an escape pipe ere
ted on the main on Market stree
opposite the residence of G.
Bowen. The fame attained
height of twenty five feet, and the G
cape from the pipes wassuch that til
vibration could be felt on the adjoi
ing fences, and the noise could
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