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

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Married ley Rev. J. T. Williams
at his residence October 4th. Mr..
Joel S. Kittsmiller and Miss Gusta
Allen, all of Logan.
We guarantee onr working shirts
to be the best on the market, and
give you satisfaction or refund your
money. Brown BRos.
Agents of Ohio Control Lines
will sell tickets at one fare for round
trip from points in Ohio, October 13
and Il, good returning until October
18th, to .. V. u, Department Of
Ohio Encampment, Findlay, o.
We carry the best Overalls and
Jackets, for the price, on the market.
Also, fine Jeans and working pants,
we guarantee every pair to wear well
or refund your money. BRowN Bros
-5 Good Slate or Lead Pencils
for one cent at Stratton's.
The No. 6 Silver Club will hold
a meeting at No. 6 School House, in
Marion township, Friday evening.
The meeting will be addressed by
Chas. Nunemaker, T. P. Martin and
VIM. Palmer. All are invited.
Did you see those fancy Percale
S lrts at Brown Bros? If not it will
pay you to stop and see them. All
the latest patterns at a way down
prices.
John Mathiott, who has been
squirrel hunting in the wilds of Ma
rlon township, reports old Marion
solid for silver, gold bugs as scarce
as squirrels, and as badly scared
when man appears with gun in
his hand and a silver hat on his
head.
If you want stylish Hat, a fancy
percale or dress shirt, a beautiful
neck tie, or fine pair of gloves, at
the right price, go to Brown Bros,
the lowest priced Tailors, Hatters
and Furnlshers.
"A corps of government military
engineers from the 18th regiment are
in our county this week, with COM
plete encampment equipment, making
a military map of the county for dis
tancc of fifty miles from Mt. Logan, {
Chillicothe, as a central signal sta :
ton. The roads, water courses, ;
springs, hills, hollows, buildings,
fields and forests are measured and {
plated. Two of the corps, Messrs {
Jones and Melton, have been news
paper men, and couldn't help run a /
line into the SENTINEL office.
Agents of Ohio Central Lines
will sell tickets October 13 and IA at {
One fare for round trip, good return =,
lug until October II, to thew omans
Home Missionary Union of Ohio, at
Elyria, o.
Michigan Salt for 63 cents
per barrel at A. G. Tipton's,
the East End Grocer.
Agents of Ohio Central Lines
will sell tickets at OneFare for round
rip October II, 19, and II, good re-
turning until October 90 to the An
lual Convention Brotherhood of St.
Andrew, Pittsburg, Pa.
Feed. cheap at Strattons.
Lancaster has the oldest Fair in the /
State. Others have attempted to rival G
t but Fairfield county still has the
'est Fair. This year the exhibitions 1
Vill be grander than ever. Notwith- ii
tanding the hard times the premiums
ave been increas I'd and every effort 1,
is being made to outdo all previous ii
airs and make this the biggest and
nost successful County Fair ever fl
eld. The one striking feature of this n
air is its sociability. You see every
ne you know. 1t is the one annual
,union where all the peop lie can re- :
ew their acquaintance. No place aft
rds so much amusement, entertain
lent and instruction for twenty-five VI "
ents. This year railroads rates from ca
Ii points are so cheap that the poor N N
st can afford togo. tic tic
Cool races and magnificent exhibi-
ons of horses, cattle, sheep, swine,
oultry, machinery, art and needle n
ork, will mark the one great annual Z
vent of Fairfield county. The Fair at
October 13 to II.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
I'd Table? Bott Bros, Columbus,
hio. will sell them on easv nav
ents, also Bar fixtures, Billiard D
:, deI
lpplies, ect-tf. sSe sT
Agents of Ohio Central Lines -
i'll sell tickets October Is and 18th III
One Fare for round trip to the
rand Commandery Knights Tenn
ar, Dayton, Ohio, gond until Octo- IN
II 18th. The Ohio Central Lines Ii
e running solid trains from Detroit