The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-12-05
Hardin & Go. for furniture.

nati.
Miss Mary Wise, who has been
visiting in Pomeroy. returned home
Tuesday after a pleasant, week'Svis-
it with friends.
Representatives Geo. Lamb, OF
Fairfield. was seen on our streets last
week.
DIR, II. +. White spent Sunday
with his brother in Logan.-Athens
Messenger.
Amy Armstrong and Eva Stiers
spent few days at New Plymouth
last week.
Miss Sadie McGce is spending L
few days with her aunt, Mrs Gus. Ma
goon, in Logan.
- Mrs Hammond. of Lancaster,
spent Thanksgiving with her daueht
er Mrs Ed Donovan.
May Roberts spent Thanksgiv
ing with her father, Mr.. Geo. Rob
erts, of Est Main ST.
PA Bright, who has been at
tendin, school at Athens, was seen
Oh our streets last week.
Hall Bros Phonagraph played TO
Il full hpns. at the Lau@elville Opera
House last FIJI lay evening.
- Sanetarv Policeman Patrick
! Doyle has gone to Columbus to spend
the winter with his son Henry.
Ed. Hood has 4 new sign. He
will clean and press 4 coat and vest
for 75c or suit for one dollar.
The thermometer Tuesday NOR
ING registered II de-, the co.d' ST of
the season. Ice has formed over the
canal.
Meta Grovcs.of \. Mulberry st.
spent THANKSGIVING at the Reform
Farm, the guest Of her father Mr..
David Groves.
Rev. John Courley was in Logan
Yesterday, preaching in the Presby-
tcrian church in the evening.-Lan-
casleL Democrat.
- Mrs \. J. Haines and Mr.. and
Mrs. {. ii. Buerhaas and daughter
spent hanAsgiviug at the Children S
Home, near Lancaster.
Mrs Ida Steinman, Who has !
heen studying short hand at Colum- |
bus. came down to spend Thanks
giving tn her mother.
-Chas L. Willard & Co.. 197 |
Canal St Chicign, make and handle
er,thing in the way Of small steam
auncirs and yachts and boilers, ell
gimes and machinery for same. Cat
aluguc sent free.
Rec and Cartons at Rcmpel's
Opera House. Dec. 18th.
F. +. Rcmpcl and Miss Lizzie
Rempel leave to day for Columbus
and Cincinnati to purchase holiday
goods for Rempels Bazaar.
Watch for the grand opening of
Remrel's Bazaar
The Council In a meeting Oh
Tuesday night, and had lively time
3vtr the sewer question The matter
is in such a shape as not TO be under
stood 10y anybody. In few days it
is hoped the Colncilmcn will come t.
yether and do something.
$. B. Kricble has been appoint
ID agent of the G. Ii. v & L. R'v
1t Unicn Furnace, vice B. S. Nc
Vcy, transferred to Ninton. J. {.
krirble is appointed agent at Miner
on, vice S. B. kr;eble, transferred.
Tile Nelsonville News has been
transformed into the Labor Inde-
pendent and will be published by
I1essls NJ. w. Whitney and Albert
VI. Smallwood, both of whom are cap
lble, honest and Industrious young
gentlemen. /:
Rice and Ba tons CommedianS ,
AVE just closed a weeks engagement
t Cincinnati, and are pronounced !
ne of the best companys on the
Dad. This company hrs been secur-
a at great expense TO appear at
sempe Opera House Dec. 10Th.
Persons wLo have taken any .,
hing away from the Athletic cluh
0 ON which did not belong to them
iii return the same TO Arch Kricg
+ A. &. Upton, by Dec. eth, or be
rosccuted to the fu extent of the n
aw. The parties are known. BY
)rter EX Com.
Col. Sands is in Cincinnati this
eek, the guest of his son a. G. ]
ands Jr. of the Enquirer, and his o
ephew E. H. Eggleston of the Com II
lercial Gezette. Thus sand witched, \
e bcspeak for the genial Arch-bish- y
p, pleasant attention from the news, c
apers, as well as from his many per- t
,nal friends in the Queen City. 6