The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-07-18

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week.
The only news this week that
every body talks abont is the Merch-
ants Picnic. Particulars next week.
Read Charles Roses ad of his
GREAT clearance sale and take advan-
tage of his great reduction in prices.
|. That Gallipols Fair is almost upon
US again-July 80 81 August and 2.
1t is great big show and the rates to
reach it are low.
"A good rain after the Fonrih
of fully, says the old timer, insures a
good corn crop. We had the good
rain Monday morning.
Key. DIR. Moore of the Presbyter-
ian church, haying returned from his
outing will hold the usual services at
that church next Sunday.
The Gallipolis Far holds its
annual meet July 80, to Aug Z in
clnsive. An interesting program
has been determined upon.
Gap. Cloves Republican Falls
Township primary on last Saturday
resulted in the selection of Larimer
delegates to Saturdays convention,
The Gallipoliis Fair is away up al
ways on their music. This year the
famous jackson, Ohio, band will play
for them, rendering special concert,
Wednesday. July 81.
Col. Sam Raney, Of Lancaster,
employed in the construction of the
long distance Telephone Line up
the Valley, made pleasant call in
the city on Saturday last.
=. Those of our Delinquents who
are happy in having paid their taxes,
can make us happy also, by paying
us each little, so we can pay our
taxes. The time is about up.
Mr.. Tom Sharp, of Nelsonville,
one of the accomplished plumbers of
that suburb, was in our city on Sat
urday, on business attracted by the
advertisements he sees in the SEN
TINEL.
will John Philip Rochester,
when nominated next Saturday,
please omit the poetry from his ac-
ceptauce speech, and tell us some
thing about the two days work on
the public highway.
Citizens along the line of the Hook
ing Valley Railway from Logan to
Pomeroy will get the special excursion
rate on Thursday and Friday, Aug.
and 2, to the Gallipolis Fair. Hunt
up the small bill and see rate.
WANTET, AGENTS. For
Logan and vicinity, also canvassers
and assistants; permanent and prof
table business. Address with refer
ence, Manufacturers Exchange, Mas
sillon, Ohio. j II Wv
The Specifications for the
Water Works have been printed.
The work costs less than $500
Cheap, a good deal cheaper than
the SENTINEL can do such work in
the time limited by the contract.
The Cincinnati Enquirer offers
5000 for the first guesser of the
name of the Presidents new baby
girl. Since the President shows n
prediction for girls and Bible
names, we guess "Eve." Shesi-
the first Bible woman and if girls
and Bible names are to be the rule,
why not commence now with Eve,
and as occasion requires, come on
down the line.
Rev. Rudisiil @ill deliver a dis
course this, Thursday evening, at the
M. E. Church, to the J. *. Rochester
Post, G. A. r. describing his obser-
vations and impressions of Chatanoo-
ga. The discourse promises to be
interesting, especially to the old sol
dier, who made acquaintance with the
historic spot. under circumstances
different from the gathering Mr.. Ru-
disill attended.
On Tuesday evening of last
week the Logan Tempel No. 81 Rath-
bone Sisters installed the newly elect
offices as follows, on July 8: Past
chief, Hattie Oatley; excellent senior,
Mary Mil; excellent junior, Tillie
Montgomery; manager of temple,
Leila Wright; protector of temple,
Alice Lehman; outer guard, Kate
Bowlby; NJ. OF f., Belle Kern; NJ.
of r. and c., Lucy Mil. A Banquet
at Montgomerys closed the enter
tainment.
We have placed number of
accounts for collection. 1t is not