The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-11-19

-Strstton's $ for shoes.
Isaiah Chichester was il
town Tuesday.
Five lead or slate pencils for one
cent at Stratton's-
F. S. Case was Columbus
visitor last Friday.
John L. Youuker of Maxville was
in Logan on Tuesday.
"A. j. Bradley of Lancaster was
here on business Tuesday.
w. II. Goodlive of Maxville
was seen on our streets Tuesday.
Ben White of South Perry was
a visitor to our city on Saturday
last.
Coffee cheap at Strattons.
Mrs. Howe of Nelsonville is
visiting in Logan this week, the guest
of her Aunt, Mrs. DR.. Blosser.
Judge Friesner of Columbus
has been in our city for several days
this week on professional business.
Olives at STATIONS.
Mr. Thomas Allen of the Jour.
nal Gazette, we are sorry to learn, is
on the sick list But at this writing
is some better,
Mrs James Bowman and Clara
McFee of Logan, spent Sunday here,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Milton
Franc,s.-Shawnee Journal.
-Chas Angle of Green township
was business visitor to Logan on
Saturday. While here he made the
SENTINEL very friendly call.
-Strattons for Gloves.
The ladies of st. Johns Church
Invite the people of Logan, and
country visitors in town, to take
Thanksgiving dinner with them al
Odd Fellows Hall on next Thursday.
Mr. S. S. Albin of Siverly, and
one of the prominent citizens of Vim.
ton county, accompanied by his son
Thos. w. were visitors in Logan on
last Monday and Tuesday and met a
hearty welcome from their many
friends.
Hosiery at Strattons.
The Soldier Relief Commission
is in regular session today. The
Commission is appointed by the
court. and dispenses relief to indig
ent soldiers, widows and orphans
who are not pensioners. The Board
consists of r. O. Kittsmiller, Gus
Floyd and Ed. L. Davenport. About
$4,000 of relief was paid last
year.
Mr.. A. H. Brook. succeeded, on
last Monday, Justice of the Peace A.
r. McBroom whose turn expired on
Saturday. Squire Brooke will hold
his Office with Judge Kiason, in the
DolIison Block. The new Squire is q
man of judgement and discretion, and
we bespeak for him fair share of
the public patronage.
Situations for canned goods.
Mr.. Flave Case, has secured the
services of Mr. Myers of Tiffin to
assist in his store. Mr. Myers is not
only an accomplished druggists, but
is gentleman of most excellent
character, and accommodating man
ners. He is valuable acquisition to
our business and social circles, aud
we bespeak for him pleasant home
among US.
Information reaches US that Judge
Burke of the Ohio Central, has taken
hold of the new railroad project, and
will push it to completion. The
road will unite with the Ohio Central
at Chauncy and there takes the coal
trains of the Sunday Creek, and pull
out up the easy grade of the Valley.
Tie Hooking Valley will be the
greatest highway for coal traffic on
the continent, and Logan will work
up to new life in the hustle and busi-
ness of the busy coming day.
Situations for Hosiery.
Sheriff Ryan is not only watch
full of the wicked, but is good to good;
be quenches angry passions and feeds
the poor and hungry. Yesterday he
gave the famishing printers busket
of the choicest suasage from his this
Years crop, and relives us from
urging upon the delinquent our upper
most local, "Bring us something to
eat" We have enough, in the
Sherifs bounty, to last US the week,
and our delinguents will not be dis
tressed with our beg. Bro Ryan,
our friendly,good Samaritan enemy
has our thanks for this token of
remembrance and regards.
-Strattons for Meat.
AFTER meals you should have simply |
q feeling Of comfort and satisfaction.
You should not feel any special in-