The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-27
Geo Schaffer left this morning

-bSc CCndueT le.t tuio lh'iHhiS
for Wellston.
-Robt Ryan of Athens spent
Tuesday in Logan.
Emma Becker of Columbus is
visiting her parents.
, j c Cummings and wife of Ne
Arthur Junction is in the city.
; Children all hate to take Castor
oil, but not Laxatol, which is palata
bic.
The death of c. c. Waite, pres
ident of the c. II. V. s. T. Ry, is Il
sad loss to the Valley and to our
country. Mr.. Waite was one of the
ablest railroad managers Of the
country, aud made the Hooking Val
lev road a marvel OF railroad success.
He had the faculty of selecting the
men for the right place, and his corps
of officers in the various postions,are
men especially qualified in every re
lation of life. Mr.. Mills, for years
appointed General Manager and we
hope may be continued in the place,
to the great advantage of the road,
and the satisfaction and approval of
all the patrons in the Hooking Val
ley.
Mr.. W. J. Ryan, the hustling
sheriff of Hooking county, passed
through Lancaster this morning. Mr
RYAN bears the reputation of being
one Of the most efficient and oblig-
ing officials Hooking county has ever
had and he is justly popular with the
court, the attorneys and the people.
His majority at the last election dem
onstrated that his first term was 4
success and was a substantial testl,
monial to his worth as an official and
a gentlemcn.-Lancaster Gaz.
Mr. John Lynch, who has been
working in the Pomeroy yards for
sometime and last week was proIuot-
ed to conductor, on the Welston q
jackson Electric road, has eXchang-
cd places with Pearl johnson, who
has the passenger run from Co!um-
bus TO Pomeroy. The change will
take place on March 1st. After the
change, johnson Will make his head
quarters at jackson, and his run will
be from Welston to Jackson.
1t has been unanimously decid-
ed BY both the New Lexington Her
all and the Hooking Sentinel that
better connections can be made via
the I. & o. c. Ry., for New Lexing-
ton than any other road. This is
not only correct but it is a well
known fact the Ohio Central lines
make closer and better connections
for all points. For particulars ad-
dress A. w. Hysell, agt, Athens 0.
The following is the program
of the 3 Grammer school cn last
Friday.
Declam ation-'A soldiers Por.
trit.' w Timberlake.
Declamation-'The Old Thirteen
of Old Glory NJ Bowen.
Biography-'W ashington.' G Mar
tin
Dcclamation--'Now or never w
Scanlan.
Observation-Disclosures at Battle
of Bunker HILL w Bright.
Defamation - 'rhe Conquered
Banner Bertha Sllsher.
Declamatlon-'On the banks Of
the Tennessee. f Seabery.
Music, Red, White and Blue.
Declamation-sWel elcome the Ma
tions.' B Wright.
Declama,ion-'Centennial Hymn
c Hartman.
Declamation-Our Washington, G !
Barnes.
Declamation-'Liberty' Call 1. :
Eby. |!
Declamation-'The Soldiers Wei
come. M Miller.
Music-My Native Land.
Declamation-'Old Ironsides.' J
Fox.
Defamation - Llnceln's Gettys-
burg F Schlagetter.
Observation-Disclosures N Mon
roe.
Declamatio2-'Sheridau' Ride G
Wright.
Declamation-'Ride of Paul Re
vere.' NJ Pierce.
Observation-Disclosures Favorite
POEM Z Payne.
Declamation-'On the Shore of
Tennessee L Hil.es.
Mas!c, Soldiers Welcome
Defamation - 'Lincoln's Last
Dream 4 hennarl.
misunderstanding for the
Slain Nj. Till.
Observation-Disclosures Flag E
CamnbaIl