The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1894-07-12

; Us the Golden Rule applicable
the present condition of things? is tb
subject for next sabbath morning a
NJ. E. Church, J. E Rudsill Pastor.
Land Seekers Excursions SoutI
July 5, Aug. Z, Sept. 4, Oct. 2, Nov
6, and Dec. 4. Call on c. w
Schwenke Agt. Logan for further in
formation.
Tom Sunderland Jr, for nearly
year past, engaged in the railroad
Office at Holton Kan. is home this weel
on q vacation, and will remain unit
after the strike, Tom is looking well
and meets hearty welcome from hi
many friends.
Mr.. .Deltz, one of the prominent and
successful farmers of the Ash Cave
region, was in town on Tuesday and
reported good progress in the work
of building the l.. & II. r. r. He
reported that the road is completed
almost to Laurelville.
Mr. Thos Shotwell has brough,
suit against the Columbus Hooking
and Athens (Sleepers) Railroad Co.
The suit is in the nature of an injunc-
ton against loss to the Ice Plant, re-
sulting from the abandonment of the
canal.
Henry Van Fossen has been
appointed post master at Apple, Salt
Creek township. The Office is so calle d
for the reason the post master sends a
basket of choice apples ever year to
the SENTINEL, and two baskets when he
gets his commission.
The Hooking County Agricul-
tural Society will hold its annual
meeting July 10, 90 and al, and the
Directory promise the greatest
event In the history Of the county.
"A petition generally signed, is be-
fore the council asking that street
be opened, and included in the cor
alton limits, on the south side of the
Cemetery. The ground is donated,
and it costs the corporation nothing.
The street should be opened at once.
No doubt great many desire
to take little visit or take a trip
for recreation during the hot months
but don't feel able to pay full fare.
Remember the Buckeye Route have
a long list Of excursions to great |
many points. Call on C.Schwenke,
Agent, Logan who will cheerfully /
give you full information.
We are paying paper bills and
printers wages with glowing desirep-
ions of the abundant harvest. As long
Is the paper mills and the landlord
md the printer will take that kind of
oay, we will get on first rate. A little
II the crop, say beans, potatoes, -four
md such like superhuity, would per-
laps give us more eloquence in extoll-
ng the goodness of the Lord upon
he subscriber who is in arrears.
Buy to Northern Michigan Re
orts via the Buckeye Rout. Choice
# routes going and returning. Write
". II. Fisher, G. P. & T. A., C. II. V.
L T. Ry., for particulars
The most exciting ball game of
he season was played on Logan
grounds on last Saturday afternoon
,etween Carbon Hill and our home
lub.
The Score was Is to I in favor
# the visitors, but our boys have
lot lost heart and will in the future
LAY better ball than ever.
Our Club plays the Millville team
n their grounds today, and Buchtel
t Logan Saturday afternoon. Turn
ut everybody and see Logan boys
edeem themselves.
Scholarships $25, including
cooks and Stationery, at The Zanes-
lille Business College, to the first
o who enroll after this date. Scholar ,
hips good until used. Address,
Saumenig g. Dunn.
Brother Frank Magee of the Nc s
lrthur Democrat accompanied the
hockey Band to Logan on the Fourth ,
nd joined with us in our cosmopoli-
IN festivities. In the mean time
-ntonio Barlecornio, our old Mariner l
associate in the newspaper and other l
Atty seas closed the door of the Re-
ord Office, and knotted the latch @
ring. The Macarthur suburb pull
! down the musketo bars and went
sleep, and Tony, booted and spur a
ID. accoutred in cavalry equipment c
'de down the furrows Of his potato T
itch and smote the bugs hip and 9
ligh. In the evening he delivered
4rlet to Dave Sleeper and Sill Purseli
I'd salted the cattle in the court C
'use yard.