The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-26
DO YOU waht to save money?

90 percent.
Bakers Art Gallery, of Colum
bus, have complete facilities TOR pro
ducing absolutely everything per
tanning to photography and portrait
ure. Sample Of work can be seer
at this Office.
Come in. look through our .tocl
whether you buy or not. That is th'
way to find out who sells the bes
goods for the least money. -Bronr
Bros, The cash tailcrs, hatters ano
mems furnishers.
"A wreck on the G.. II. Y. & L
at Vinton. last Friday, caused con
siderable damage and delayed trafic
for some five or six hours. Conductor
Mosel sustained internal injuries aud
Brakemen So1 escaped with few
scratches.
Clean up, paint, and above all,
paper. Harrington has the styles,
Harrington has the newest and rich
est designs, and Harrington has the
prices that induce you to buy. You
ought to see Harrington for wall
paper.
-Kolan & Mellman, the west end
grocers, are new men with new goods
bright, fresh and clean. They are
doing a thriving business aad pay as
tonishing prices for country produce,
They are hustlers, and are heartily
welcomed by the westenders.
Judge johnson of New Lexing-
ton, made flying visit to our town
on Monday last. During his short
stay, he met cordial reception from
all the members of our Bar, and the
people whom he met. He promises
to come soon again and stay longer
Town gossip was busy last week
with the matter of the arrest of L. A.
Culver by an officer in Jefferson Ci y
Mo. 1t turns out that the man ar
rested was not L. A. Culver. The
gossip now turns on the question, if
Culver is ariested, what is to be done
with him.
Gus. Branch, who was 80 unfor-
tunate to lose his left hand in the
Nelsonyille yards, few days ago,was
in the city yesterday and paid his re-
spects 10 the SENTINEL. He left on the
evening train for Pcmercy, his old
home, to visit his family and recuper-
ate.
We present on the first page of
this issue an article from one Of the
most prominent farmers of Athens of
county, showing the manner in which
the commissioners of that old and
ever reliable Republican county
"wo,k" their time in the public SER
vice.
Gus. Heine, the bucher, pays his
respects to the people this week in
new advertisement. Mr.. Heine is
IN expert butcher, does his own
butchering and selects his own stock,
consequently has the best the market
Iffords, The hungry are invited.
There is very we'll attended
Nightly session of the cut worms
,aused by the coming election. When
he Democratic candidates cease Wis
ting them and Uncle Joel stops pass
ny the stogies. the organization will
gain dwindle to the charter members
Pa Strawn and Gunpowder Gage.
Are you going TO get married soon?
f SO, why not call on Ed. Baker fer
our stoves, and tinware. He has ,
verything bright, new and clean,
nd his prices are within the reach |
# all. When you want anything in {
is line, give him call, in the Roller
and hell treat you right. |
You that are interested in base !
'all should not forget the Easter Ball ,
t the l. o. o. F. Hall, April 7th.
,ou should buy ticket whether you
ance or not, to encourage the boys. G
his club consists of old standhys- 2
, a winner-and Is under an entire
y new management this season. q
'atronize them literally, o
We handle nothing but first class 9
oods. We believe in quick sales f
nd small profits. If you intend buy t
ng suit, hat, shirt, neck,ie, under
ear, over all etc, don't fail to see
ur immense spring and summer '
took and you will be we'll paid for /
our time and trouble. Brown Bros, r
he cash Tailors, Hatters and Mems
'urnishers.
Allen Nc Broom, a lad of about
Z years of age, son of Mr.. John Nc il
Broom, one of our most esteemed Cit c
,ens, got drunk last Saturday, at
'unav:sta, and in his delirium fred
ff his revolver, in drunken bravado, l
nd by the merest accident did not
urt any one. He is in Jail awaiting C
ne action of the grand jury.
1t wonld ibe foolish to bay ready I
lade clothing when YOU can buy an u