The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-09-19
DIR. B!osser and wife left vestcr.

in business last week three jury trial:
Judge Huffman is looking frs
raie, and isin good health. His friend
are glad.
Postmaster Dresback, of Pu:sel
is serving on the Jury this week.
-Thos Shotwell was allowec
S517.01 by a jury for property con
demned for street purposes.
Charley Spencer of near Adelph
was in the city last Saturday, attend
ing the meeting of the Election Board
Sixty nine persons were taken il
the NJ. K. church by Rev R"dsili
Sunday evening.
-Grandfather Weltv of Neetlmorc
who has been sick for some time is
slowly recovering.
Squire Devore, one of the promi
nent men of near Cedar Grove, was an
attendant at court Yesterday.
Postmaster Rutgers at Need
more has resigned. Augustine Palm
er, his near neighbor, will succeed
him.
Several interesting communi-
cations came in too late for this week.
They are 81 good that they will keep
for our next.
= Cha rlev King. orc of the promi-
nent young Democrats of Sand Run,
was Il pleasant caller upon the SENTI-
MEL folks on last Tuesday.
The Miliners of our city are re-
ceiving their new goods. Next week
the thousands of SENTINEL readers
will be invited to call and see them.
The July in the Water Works
condemnation suit awarded conpensa-
ton for land taken S2S3.00 damages
to residue of farm SIT. in ali $500.
The Trustees offered the owners of
the property 400.OO, rather than GO
to law.
Prosecuting Attorney Price got
indefinite leave of absence from the
Court, to attend the Park Dedication
at Chickamauga. Bob was a soldier
boy, and got his babtlsm of fire and
blood on that battlefield.
Grandma Spicer, an old lady
from Straitsvillc, visiting with the
family of Mr.. NJ. ID. Rislcy, was
taken with faint on last Friday
and fell down the cellar stairs, receiv-
ing severe bruises, and possibly fatal
INJURIES.
Judge Huffman rendered his de-
;ision in the Culver VIII Case, Civ
ng Judgment against Culver in the
of SS,945.0O. The Case will
be taken to the Circuit Court for
rial.
Mr.. Johnny Beyron, the accom-
olished sign painter, has placed a very
sign for the HOOKING Sen
rINEL ON the bulletin board at Siiers
SCo's. People come long distances
o see this beautiful work of art, and |
1t once hasten to the office and sub
scribe.
This is the season when the school
book ring gets its pull. Old text
books get out of fashion, new ones
'ost more money. The people muir
ner, but the octopus holds on. Some
lay the people will revolt at this
elegant imposition of new books, conf
ng with each new school term, and
he sham will stand exposed.
A lunatic named Daughman,
rom Laurelville, held III Jail over
light, before taking to the Asylum,
attempted suicide, Saturday night, by
u'ting at his throat with a pen knife
lie had secreted on his person. DR..
smith was called and stitched up the
wound, saving his life.
Bro. Tom Allen reports himself
st week, "on Il e wing. Uncle Tor,
his Is crowding our credulity too
much. You may be 4 Saint, but you
re not sweet enough to be an angel,
lor pretty enough to be bird.
Wings" =! you We're hoofing it in
our COW hide shoes, "on the uppers."
Postmaster Craig, the genial
nd accomplished Postmaster of
Athcns, stopped between trains in Lo-
an yesterday, and shed the light of
lis pleasant countenance and the halo !
f his lambent hair upon the Brice
,rethren.
Frank Martin, one CT the promi-
ent and public spirited citizens of
Iarion was i'll the city Monday, it,
ercs,ing himself in the opening of a
ri weekly mail route from Logan to
Bremen via Needmore,Joe and Flag
ale. The proposed route is through
country Of intelligent people WHO
axe newspapers. and who are entitled
0 better mail facilities. II Is Our