The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-02-20


from GAINESVILLE.
john Brady spent few days
last week in the capitol city.
La Pearls circus will appear in
Logan "Wednesday June 10th.
May Smith Robbins in Little
Trixie" at the Opcra House Feb. 2S.
AT c z Mon:gomerys Hotel
Monday, IA travelling men were re1
istered.
Miss Mary Kittsmiller of Col.
un5ns was Writing her parents last
week
Miss Jessie Cook Of Columbus
is visiting her father Noah Cook Of
this city.
Miss Trorel of Rockbrid.e
spent day last week With Mrs DR.
Mansfield.
The Chantauqua Circle met at
the home of Miss Ida Fickle last FRI
day evening.
Mrs johnson Of Indianapolis is
the guest of Mrs A McCuthy of
west Min St
Mrs James Watkins is the guest
of her mother Mrs Hardy of Somer-
set this week.
The biggest crowd that ever
assembled in tbs opera h ,use will be
there March 25th.
The popular tavorite May Smith
Robbins in Little Trixie" ut Rem
pel's Opera House Feb. %.
John Swartz and Geo Shaffel
are new cnrloye d on the Wellston
ard Jackson Belt line.
Mike Willard of Santh Perry
spout week in this city visiting
Jack Fl"yd Of M:rlet ST.
She If Ryan, who has beer
crippled up with rheumatism, is now
among lis many friends again.
1t might be the only chance
you will ever have 70 hear Gen. Cor
don, March 25. Don't MISS it.
Miss Emma Case of Columbus
spcut Sunday in Logan with her
m ,ther Mrs Oakley Case of south
market st.
p r Wolfe Of Lancaster, agent
for the John Hancock life insurance
ca, was in town Thursla Y and says
b 'siness is good.
The general ysnt, \ J Bradley
for the old reliable Metropolitan life
Insurance c.. WAS in town Friday
looking after tie interest of the Co.
-Tuxn lots for sale. known as
the Rippev or Lncius G Wright
property on Main, Second and High
SITS. will sell al! or part.
f,5 293 CHAS WRIGHT.
A good farm for sale containing
s. acres. we'll improved, one mile
from this city. Will sell or exchange
f,r city property. Call OH or ad- i
drrs' I Il Walburn. Logan, o.
Andy Voris Las promised 10
bring or send us some Maple molas
ses. This however need not deter
our many other friends from bring |
! ,g in the acsusto ne ! '"spriny of
ferng."
-''Pcrsons looking for easy
means of making a living or getting
rich, or those inter, stcd i'm the wond
crful possibilities and resources of
the great South should send ten one
cent stamls to Frui,dale Seminary,
Fruitdale, Ala, for copy of the
Southern Almanac and Hand Book
neatly printed and beautifully
illastratel book full of valuable in
formation"
Henry Watt -rson tells this story
OF Hon. b. L?wless, former men,
Der of the Louisville bar and who |
came from Glasgow, Ky. He was
4 "long-winded" talker and when he
arose to make an argument did not
know when to stop. On one occa-
sion he was making speech before
Judge Ballard, in the United s ates
Court. He had spoken several hours
and the Judge and everybody else
were thoroughly tired out, though |
ahey were helpless. At last Judge
Ballard bee koncd his BROTHER Jack !,
Ballard to him and implored him to
stop Lawle's, if he could. "Oh,
that's easy enough" replied the !
brother; 'I'll stop him inside of three !
minutes" There was great deal !
of curiosity to see bow this could be /
accomplished, as the orator seemed /
to be nowhere near the end of his !
epeeeh. jack Ballard took pencil