The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-03-14

Miss Maud Imboden is visiting
with relatives in Millville.
20. w. H. Wright is confined tt
his room with malarial fever.
Many women are expecting te
vote at the School board election.
Mrs. G. Jurgensmire, of Ian
caster is visiting friends and relatives
in Logan this week.
| Democratic convention to NIGH
to select Candidates for Water Works
and Cemetery Trustees.
Mr.. Jacob Fox, accompanied by
his charming daughter, Miss Anna,
spent last Sunday in Nelsonville.
The total eclipse of the moon
did not attract anv attention on last
Sunday night. 1t was cloudy.
Tho Miners strike in the Pitts.
burg district is temporarily ended,
the River operators having acceded to
the demands of the men for the pres
ent.
The Ward sisters of New Lex.
, ington, who have been visiting here
with their grandmother Mrs. John
Mcbride, have returned home. They
! a re bright little ladies.
Invitations are out for reception
on Saturday the Is. at the handsome
residence of O. w. II. Wright, by
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Jos. H. Lucre.
A pleasant timeis expected.
DR.. c. G. Knapp, the celebrated
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat specialist
of GAINESVILLE will visit Logan profess
ionalIy, Tuesday March 10, one day
only. Office at Rempel House.
The burning out Of the fuse left
the lower rooms of the Courthouse
in darkness for brief time on Mon
day evening. There was hustle for
lamps. A new fuse was soon sup
piled.
Subjects for Sunday at the NJ. E.
Church, "What can l do for Chlist?"
and "Why am I Methodist, p being
the third of series Of sermons on that
subject. 95 accessions and 100 con-
versions thus far. Young mems
at 3.15 Sunday. All men in
veted.
The Republicans have made the
nominations for Ward Off
,crs, viz: First-councilman, A. G.
,tIenman; Assessor, James Houston.
&C nl-Coun ;ilman. o. G. Pierce;
Assessor, Samuel Crow. Third -Coun-
ilman, Isaac IIaine; Assessor, Thos.
3raddock. Fourth -Couac;lm IN, John I
}. NJ ;Lain; Assessor, Fred Rochester.
'hey are all good m,a and ought to
,e defeated.
Col. w. S. Furray, Of Columbus,
he leading editorial writer on the
state journal, and one of the most
amous of the surviving ''War Cores
ondents," was a visitor in our city
n last Tuesday, and met hearty
'elcome from his many friends. Col.
'urray campaigned in the war with
leifer. He is in the campaign for
leifer now.
The New Woman, dress reform
nd all, is making her presence felt in
le lanl. A Mrs. Sanford, wife of a
lrGer near Millf,rd, Conn has
lken to wearing bloomers and plug
at, and has driven her husband
way from the place, evidently Intend
lg to run things to suit herself. 1t
not stated whether this action on
er part is due to the bloomers or the
at, but the latter is probably TO
lame.
-CDl. Mandamus Reber, the Edi-
IF and Manager of the Charleston,
Vest Va, Star Tribune made a pleas
1T visit to Logan, on Tuesday of last
eek, and met warm reception from ,
'e brethern of the press. He thinks 8
the surplus niggers and Hungarians 9
'eding on charity in the Hooking :
alley could be colonized in West
irginia, the Republicans would cast +
ore votes, and Hooking County .
ould be white and democratic again. i.
Post Office Albert presents his I
to our business men, and t
ks that they employ him TO deliv- f
their mail. He will carry them t.
eir mail, as soon as it is separated S
the post Office, with safety, certain t
7 and celerity. Albert is good
usty boy, and those who employ him "
deliver their mails will have no rea- ]
N TO complain. He will do this K
crk for very small allowance. The "
'st master pays him for collecting "
e mails from the street boxes. The O
,ople who have their letters carried VI
r them to the post office, might give a
lbert an occasional nickle to bring h
EN- their mail from the post office. h
We regret to learn that Henry Is
OIL has rendered bis resignation as "
S, Marshal of this District. Mr.. ii
OIL has made faithful official, he re
curteous gentleman an d a stall
art Democrat He has not made
mself often sively partizan in of "