The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-10-22
George Mumford, of Columbus,

--Rey. ID. K. Moore attended the
meeting of the Trustees of the 'Noos
ter University last week.
-Nelsonville and return Octobe,
Goth. Half rate on train leaving Lo
nan 9:35 a. m.
Cash buys goods cheaper thar
credit does. Strattons buys and sell
for cash at low prices.
| The work of excavating for the
Catholic Church is completed, and
Masons are preparing to PIT down
the foundation.
-Brigadier Gen. Ed Wade has
adorned himselfwith yaller chapeau
and makes orations at the market lot
Republican Forum.
Col Tom Workman, a leading
Republican from Brush Fork was in
the city on Saturday and gave coun-
sci to Vickers and his committee.
--Strattons have business because
they have the goods and sell them
cheap for cash or produce.
On last Saturday Morning, John
Sherman passed down the Valley, on
his way to Athens to make speech.
The usual cold wave preceded him.
Mr.. Geo. Martin, president
of the Lancaster National Bank, ac-
comps MED by Attorney A. l. Voris,
were in the city on Monday on busi-
ness.
SIXTEEN ounces in pound, and
four pecks to bushel at Stratton's.
We give our readers a couple
of very suggestive pictures on the In
side pages of this issue. The news
and political matter will be found
current and interesting.
Rev. Weisinger of Straitsville
was in the city last Thursday. He is
preparing for a grand Fair and Fes-
tival on Dec. 18th, in K. of l.. Hall,
for the benefit Of St. Agustin's Church.
"A Dinner and Supper will be
given in Odd Fellows Banquet Hall
on Thanksgiving, for the benefit of
St. Johns Catholic Church. The
affair is under the management of
MIR. John Ucker.
Squire Bill Kennedy, Republican |
P. M. at Nancy, and the only Kepub-
lian P. M. in Hooking, and his wife,
were in Logan last week, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lappen.
The little ones treated nicely |
and waited on promptly and given
the best of goods at >trattons.
DIR. Dye, who had been alarm
lngly sick two weeks ago, is in fair
way to recover, and is spending this
week with friends in Cleveland. The
good wishes Of his many friends are
for his early restoration to health,
and his safe return to Logan.
Half rate to Macarthur, Oct. 27.
account of Republican meeting.
Nelsonville and return Oct. 26,
half rate, account Democratic meet
ng.
Col. I. C. Coy, one of our most
Industrious citizens, and one of our
most intense Democrats, is husking
he golden corn and preaching Free
Silver in Madison county this week.
Mrs. Donald Campbell left on
asst Monday for New York, contem.
,lating at an early day trip to Eur
'ope where she will perfect her al
eady very high attainments in mu-
ic.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
ard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus,
ohio, will sell them on easy pay !
nents, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
ect-tf.
Gen. 'Grosvenor and Major Jew |
tt of Athens were in Logan few {
ours on last Saturday Morning.
hey came up to meet Senator Sher- c
ian and thaw out, if possible, the
olitical iceberg before he got to the 8
Half Acre" whose title suggest any 1
ming but ice.
-Prol. Rayman of our city has i
cen elected Trustee of the Wooster {
University. This is high honor to
ne of our most esteemed Logan cit l
ems, and justly deserved. The in il
tuition is 10 be congratulated upon
,e wisdom OF the selection, and Mr..
ayman also for the honor the posi-
on confers on him.
Mr.. Henry Lutz is n not erecting =
n opera house on Second St., close =
his residence as has been limited,
, he has one in the rear, but his pur-
ose is to erect handsome shop and "
ore room for his increasing bust
ess, and when completed, it will be
9th useful and ornamental. 1t will