The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-03-21

the contract for printing the ticke
for the Spring Election.
SAuditor Armstrong is IN PER-
this week looking after the sprir
crops. On his return, we will b
prepared to speak of the maple suga
business.
Miss Mary Till entertained i
honor of st Patric a few friends wit
high tea.
| Rev. Father McCaun of Miner
ton spent the first of the week il
Logan shaking hands with his man,
friends here.
Mr.. Luke Lehman has taken :
clerkshiP with Johnny Frash, anc
invites his friends to call and see him
Luke is a pleasant, accommodating
clerk and the many patrons of this
popular grocery will be glad to See
him back at his old place again.
To lovers of the banjo the man
agement of Gorton's Minstrels have a
treasure to offer this season in Fred
Alberts. He is wonder for purely
artistic work of his own composition
a soloist. At RempePs Opera House
Monday, March 25th.
We are sorry to learn of the
death, on the 9th. inst, at his home
in Houston Texas, of Mr.. Obed Nc
Clelland, from a pulmonary attact.
Deceased was the eldest son of J. A..
McCielland of Perry township this
county, where he had resided until he
arrived at manhood.
Prof. Myers informs us that the
ground hog this year, when he went
Into winter quarters, took with him
young. one, and this enables him to
hold out the longer. He thinks
though that their time is about over,
and that little sous wind will bring
both the old and the young one out
with good weather following.
The grippe is developing in our
town and neighboring country. A
number of persons in Logan are COM
planning. The proper thing to do
when feeling ill is to go to a doctor
md have him prescribe. The habit
If SO many in taking all kinds Of
tuf recommended by anybody is to
Jay the least, an unhealthy expert
nent.
The property of the Union Bank,
dvertised by the Sheriff on last Sat
lrday, did not sell. Mr.. Hoyt of
'ittsburg, representing Mr.. Culver,
made satisfactory arrangement with
he creditors, Col. Rempel informs
S that unless the Culvers open on the
rst of March, a Bank will be started
l the Peoples Bank room in the
|pera House.
What has become of our depot .
olice? Are we willing to suffer the
olacs and Hungarians from other
laces to indulge in vice and crime,
nd be participated in and encouraged
Y some Of our citizens who are fed
the commissary? Ifsuch work and
ctions are continued, our city of peace
ill run parallel with those of our
eighboring, county, Perry. *
Mr.. Jacob Myers one Of the old
I'd prominent citizens of Laure', was
in not recovering the insur-
Ice on his chattel property, destroyed
7 the burning of his house. He re-
tests us to say that he was only paid
$500. The balance of his loss was
1t made good for the reason that the
'ticles burned were not men.ioned
the policy. To add to Mr., Myers /,
stress, his children are all sick with ,
arlet fever.
Mr.. George Gage took his daugh- e
r aged about Is, to the Epileptic v
sylum at Gallipolis, last Friday for
and treatment. The I
lid has been threatened with con- t
llsions; DR.. Rutter gave her a care e
j examination, and advised Mr.. b
age as to treatment which could be L
ven at home with perhaps better re- t
Its than at the asylum. Mr.Gage t
ardent in his praise of Dr.. Rutter
r kindness and courtesy shown him,
d from his own experience, as well
at the superintendants suggestion, ii
advises persons where children are '
wing SYMPTOMS of epilepsy to take a
EN- to the Asylum at once, have "
EN- examined by the physician, and
low the rules for the home treat II
mt given. III
pension examiner Love, o,
ent last week in Logan, looking up n,
me applications in which the proofs fe
, not satisfactory nor complete. The to
rk of {. special examiner is not to d.
TX evidence that will taks away a
nsion. His business is to complete
, chain of evidence when the requir-
links are missing, In doing this,
ere no evidence can he secured on =,