The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-09-24

Let the Bryan Club Room be
filled to night.
Salt per barrel G5 cents,
A. C. Tipton's.
Steve Hudson still keeps the
best peanuts in the city.
j G. Krin of Gibisonville was
in the city on last Moaday.
John Delp and Will Gage went
to Nelsonville last Saturday,
John Stalter of Lore City spent
last week in this city with his family.
Il. Loomis of Enterprise was a
caller at this office on last Monday.
-Chatfield and Haskins at the
Bryan Club room tonight. Come
every body,
The cases of Culver and Walburn
have, on agreement of both sides,
been continued until Jrurary 1st 1897.
Salt per barrel 65 cents,
at A. C. TiptOn's.
Married at the residence of Rev.
W. H. Wright on Tuesday Morn
ing, Sept. 22nd Mr.. John w. Brown
and Miss. Lizzie NJ. Kull,
Miss Mccarthy entertained with
cards Thursday evening in honor of
Miss Margaret McBride's house
guest, Miss CooneY, of Columbus.
--Blasius comes before the readers
of the Sentinel this week, with invita-
ton to visit the store. Read the ad-
vsrtisement and accept the invitation.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
lard Tablep Bott Bros, Columbus,
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
ments, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
supplies, ect-tf.
Mr.. Lew Hamblin, of Columbus
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
of this district, spent his vacation
last week, among friends and relative
in Hooking County.
The Democrats had a rousing
meeting at Gibisonville on Saturday
evening last. a club was organized.
The meeting was addressed by the
Messers Petit and Wright.
The people of Logan and vicin-
will be addressed on the political
issues at the Bryan Club room to-
nightly Chas. Chatfield. the blind
orator, and w. H. Haskins. Come
but every boiy, and hear silver de.
ended.
Michigan Salt 65 cents
per barrel, at A. C. Tipton's.
The news comes to us that S. P. @
1aioer fomerlv Cashier of the Union u
Bank of Logan, died at the residence u
4 his son, in Ration New Mexico ON n
he 10Th. in
lr. Officer was gentleman highly y
steeined in this community and his al
cath occasions profound sorrow !
mong his many friends in Logan. 10
Mr.. Ell. L. Davenport was cali ~ ~
d to Washington Court House on ::
ast Sunday to attend the funeral OF =
is father who died in the Saith year - =.
his age at the residence of his sou, -
amuel, on last Saturday. Deceased =
as one of the original original set " :"
ers of Perry County, and is well - :.
nd favorably known though the =. -:
locking Valley. ~
we nave received sample copy OF
new and catchy campaign song en- Oh
lied "At the Ratio of 16 to /" an -,
,-to-the-minute Bryan-aud-S Silver
ng for four voices, from the Mat
ok Music Co., Red Bud, ILL.,, l0c
ch. which should be in the hands of
quartettes and glee clubs. Address Ing
MATLACK MUSIC CO. pa
Red Bud, Ill. ag
Married at the home of the brides
ther Mr.. Jessie Butin, on Wednes- Eli
y Morning Sept. 23rd. Mr. Colum ~,
IS B. Clark of Ironton and Mrs. DIRE
la B. Guerin. Rev. David R. Moore lea
L. officiating. After the cermony mo
excellent breakfast was served.
avlng for their future home in
,nton on the 9.l5 A. NJ. tram. The syl
st wishes of many friends are tend at
| them. Co
has a Bryrn Silver los
ub of nearly one hundred men, In
IS and Is rapidly growing. On ~ Ere
t Saturday evening, A. III. Wilson me
this place. by special invitation lh'
dressed rousing meeting of the Ger
ID and other citizens of Maxville, I
3 masterly defense of the white wri,
tai, and its special champion W, J.
yam.
nday Creek township is wide awake -
will cyivo an ipcraasad Da,,oor,4