The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-10-08

Miss Sue Gallagher, of Columbu
is visiting relatives in Logan.
Michigan Salt at 63 cent.
per barrel at A. C. TiptOn's
j. d. Sh eetz, of Soloman City
Kansas, is the guest of relatives il
Logan.
MIR. J. P. Spahr, of Nelsonvllle
is the guest Of his daughter, Mrs. j
Sanderson.
Another gain for the Free Silver
cause, boy at Mr.. A. G. Judy's OF
last Monday.
-Finck and Wright addressed ar
enthusiastic meeting of Free Silverites
at Union Furnace last night.
For fashionable goods at the
lowest price, go to Brown Bros, the
lowest price Tailors, Hatters and
Furnishers.
Miss Evelyn Thomas, daughter
of Rev. Thomas, formerly of Logan
but now of Delaware, is the guest OF
Miss Cora Wright.
Mr.. Abraham Poling,one of the
oldest citizens of Marion, died at his
home on last Thursday, in the 77th,
year of his age. Obituary next week.
Another car load of Mich
igan Salt to arrive this
week at 63 cents per bar
rel. A.C, Upton.
"A meeting of the citizens to con-
slider the reports from Committees
on the gas question will be held in
the Court Room tomorrow evening.
In the recent division of Coal
Precinct, in Ward Township, the di-
viding line is Left Hand Fork Road.
All north is Coalgate, all south New
Pittsburg.
Our working gloves are the best
that can be bought, and range in
price from 25c up, every pair guar
anteed to wear good or money refund
ed. Brown Bios.
Special train for Lancaster Fair
will be run on Thursday and Friday,
Oct. 10, and 10Th, leaving Logan at
8 o'clock am. Returning will leave
Lancaster at $50 pm.
Bro. Thomas ]. Allen left yes
terday morning for Wellston, to at
tend the conference of the United
holding session at that
place. We hope he will succeed in
having Rev. Wriget continued in
this place.
The Lutheran congregation of
Junction City, held a-social picnic in
Polings Grove near Webbs Summit
yesterday, which was very pleasant
'ocial affair, and was attended by a
lumber of the Lutheran congregation
# this city.
If you want anything in the I'm
1erwear line we can suit you. Our
inc consist from Medium to the
finest. Also, a complete line of
lotion and Wool Hosiery, at the very |
owest prices. BROWN Bros.
Mr.. A. II. Wilson has been as
igned by the State Committee to
lake number of speeches in Athens
ounty. Mr.. Wilson is one of the
est informed speakers on the silver
uestion in the country, and we hear
lily commend him to the good graces
the brethren wherever he goes.
Judge johnson has not been able
D hold court this week On account
ckness, resulting from a tumor in
is side. He had an operation per-
'rmed and a tumor removed, and is
citing well, but his physicians for
id him leaving his room for few
avs. He will hold court in Logan
!, next Monday.
MIR. Charley Wright, the most ,
-ominpnt farmer and stock raiser in ,
le valley, is also in the front as an
,ple grower. We have before us a ,
,ecilnen of Baldwin variety, the
rgest and most beautiful in its in
nsity of color, of any we have ever
en-. We shall see that it is on ex-
bition at the Lancaster Fair, where
will get the red ribbon.
Messers McLain and Polling, two Y
our most accomplished artists, have e
tinted sign democratic Head l
larters" which is not only sugges-
7e in design, but is a master piece :.
elegant workmanship. Notice the r
n ever the door of the committee -
oms, and then 60 in and get some .
5eresting reading matter on the is
es of this campaign.
Strange Paradox" the sub -,
It for Sunday morning at the M. g
Church, John E. Rudisill pastor. =,
the evening Will be given the first h
a series of lectures OH "Eminent