The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-09-26
E, !, C,lumhus and return Sat.

Will Stone was in the Southern
part of the county last week.
-Orland Kittsmiller, has return
ed to Columbus.
Mrs. Geo Lutz, of Columbus, is
visiting in Logan this week.
Atlanta, Ga, Exposition, rate
from Logan, 1880, good tor 20
days; s27, 10 good until JANUARY It'll.
Tickets OF sale from Sept. 2lst to
Dec. l5:h, via the Buckeye
Route.
Phil Gciger, of Black Jack, 1t
tended court this week.
j. w. Wcam, the popular hotel
proprietor of South Perry, was in
Logan Monday.
Mrs James Watkins of Logan
@ and Mrs Frank Irwin OF Nelson
Vile o are visiting their sister Mrs
Olive Rechter. They will remain
about two weeks.--La awernceburS
CTenn) Democrat.
B. F. Do,l,son, of GAINESVILLE,
was in the city Tuesday. While
here he sold f. p. Armstrong five
cars of buggies, harness, etc.
Miss Emma Willige spent last
Sunday in Nelsonyille, the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tennyhill.
Excursion rates via c. IL. V. Il
T. to Columbus Saturday Sept. 2Sth
for the opening of the Democratic
campaign.
Fred Preston and wife, of Mel
sonville, spent Sunday in Logan:
guests of DR.. Finney and family.
WIN. Shoemaker, If Columbus,
| manager of The Shoemaker Oil Co.,
was a business visitor here last week.
II, r. Waiburn, of The Logan
Steam Laundry. was in Weilston,
Monday, on business.
Saturday, Sept. 2sth sl.Oo to
Columbus and return. Tickets good
for return next day and special
returning train leaving Columbus
| at o'clock p. m. Saturday.
Douglas Carr, the popular
butcher of South Perry, was in the
| city yesterday on business.
-Rcv. Costro, of the Free Meth
oli>t Church in Logan, has been call
ed to New Holland to take charge of
the church at that place.
Rev Lawrence succeeds him in
tie church service here.
The Coanci! last night ordered
sewerage f.r that part of the town iy'
ing west of the canal. The sewer
will start up in the neighborh"od OF
George Kleinschmidts and crossing
the canal will drain the Gallagher adj
Lition, emptying in the river about or
above the Motherwells. The cost is
estimated at about $1,000.
Atlanta, Ga, and return: Ex-
cursion tirkcts will be cold from
Sept. 2lst to Dec. Is, good for re
turn 90 days from date Of sale, rate
1890. Good for return until
January eth, $26, 10 from Logan.
For further information call on e
W Schwenke, Agent, Logan.
These cool evenings make you
think of little warmer underwear
and it may interest you, to know tha
We have what you want no matter
what it is and ut the lowest possible
prizes. From twenty cents up, full
weight, merino and nice soft medium
weight wool, winter weight balbrig
gan fleece lined cotton, Swits Cond'
fine heavy wool at Blasius'.
Mr.. Geo Marks and Henry Han
sci we're called to Lima on last Mon
day by the sudden death of Mr. Jacol
Marks, brother of George and brothe
in law of Mr.. Hansel. The deceas
ed was one of the prominent police
officers of Lima, and his sudden dealt
occasions profound sorrow here ii
his old home, as we'll as in the com
munity in which he was an esteeme'
and prominent citizen.
Mr.. J. S. Shaw and Mrs Z. n
Village were married Oh Monda.
evening by Rev. Rulisill, at the res
idence of the bride. A company G
immediate relatives and friends wer
present to witness the marriage cere
monv, with whom and with all tn
many friends Of the married couple
the SENTINEL joins in congratulate
and the wish for a long and happ
life.
Mr.. w. P. Miller, the enterpri
ing merchant at Union Furnace ha
t been doing big business this fall
, Fertilizer. Mr.. Miller represents r.
f liable manufacturs. He is Ieliabl
, man himself. and the people ha,
confidence in him and are not disa