The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-04-16
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guests of Mrs. Mary Brown.
Cash insures the lowest price
Brown Bros. do strictly cash bus
ness.
Il. G. Murphy of Athens, ha
moved his family to Logan, occupy
ing the Acker residence on Mort
Mulberry street.
Miss Edith Palmer entertaine'
last Tuesday night in honor of he
friend, Miss Maud Murphy, a YER
charming young lady, of Athens.
If you want bonnet or a hat
flowers or ribbons, or anything in tn
millinery line, you should cal OIL
Mary and Kate Kessler, the
milliners.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
lard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
ments, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
supplies, etc. If.
Mary and Kate Kessler, the
popular milliners, can please you in
an up 10 date spling or summer hat,
both in quality and price. You
should see them.
Rev. Leningcr of GAINESVILLE, ac-
companied by Rev. Wagner of Brilg-
port, was visitor in Logan yester-
day, and was heartily welcomed by
his many friends.
Uncle Dan Heft, one of our old
est citizens, has been in feeble health
this spring, but with the coming of
good weather, it is hoped he will soon
be able to be out again.
Home seekers excursion West,
Northwest, South and Southwest,
April 20 and 2lst, May 4th and 5th.
For particulars call on G. w.
Schwenke, Agt., Logan, o.
DO you want to save money? If
so, buy your suit, hat, shirt, under
wear, neckwear, etc, of Brown Bros,
the cash tailors, hatters and mems
and you will save at least
20 percent.
Come in, look through our stock
whether you buy or not. That is the
way to find out who sells the best
goods for the least money. Brown
Bros, The cash tailors, hatters and
mems furnishers.
Bert Cave has removed to Lo-
gan. Persons desiring their wells,
risterns and vaults cleaned or repair
ed can have quick and efficient work
lone by notifying him or leaving Or
lers with lara Cook.
II. E. Baker, the old reliable tin
ware man, of Logan, pays hisrespects
n the SENTINEL this week. If yon
want anything in his line, want good
goods, and fair treatment you should
give him a call. Read what he has
o say.
We handle nothing but first class
,oods. We believe in quick sales
nd small profits. If you intend buy
NC a suit, hat, shirt, necktie, under
rear. 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,
he cash Tailors, Hatters and Mems
'urnishers.
Harry R. Wasson, ex-traveling
reight agent of the e. H. V. & T.
y, was over the road Saturday with
is successor, Mr.. II. Thacher, show
lg him the run of business relating
} the position. Mr.. Thatcher is an
experienced railroad man, a genial,
leasant gentleman, and we bespeak
,r him as successful a service and
many warm friends along the line
1 his popular predecessor.
Col. Wynecoop, the handsome
ew associate editor of the Lancaster
epublican, made a flying visit to
ogan on last Monday, and shed the l
ght of his countenance upon the
sNTINEL sanctum. The Col. is Or L
inal in his newspaper IDEAS, but is an
,itator of his contemporary Pursell.
orking the bald head beauty feature
/ his chin instead of on the crown of .
8 head, giving out the impression "
at he is more patron of chin mu- T
, than brain rattle. r
-"The Sons of The American
evolution" an organization COM
,sed of defendants of soldiers of u
e Revolution, propose awarding 8
edals for prize essays from school S
ildren lin Ohio, on the subject 3
s75." The purpose is to incite and b
ep alive in the hearts of this and D
generations the spirit of that i'm d
ortal era in American history, and .
the history OF makind. Particulars z
i'll be published in full next week, !
ID for further Information, address
:. E. Pugh. Sect'y, Cincinnati; or
evils Green, member of the or
nizatIOn. LOGAN. O. l