The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-26
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Tueal ama Dersana1
Cash wins at Stock we'll & Binin'


Block, for Boots, shoes and Rubber'
Rev. Henry Wright's llttl
daughter, is seriously i'll at this wri
ing.
Cash insures the lowest price
Brown Bros. do a strictly cash bus
ness.
Judge Bright was buslnes
visitor in Lancaster the last of las
week. =
Prosecuting Attorney Price j
entertaining his father, James Price
of Marville.
Moses Strawn and Thos. Lemon
mads business trip to Lancaster
Wednesday.
Misses fine shoes in leather ano
tan sandals at Stockwe!! & Bininger's
Murphy Block.
-Paderewski at Columbus, Fri
day, March q. 81 round trip-Spec
ial return train.
Grocer Pierce spent Sunday in
w elston, the guest of his sister, Mrs
John Vandevost.
-Abram McLain, prominent tar
mel of near Starr, was in the city
Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, of the
2nd ward were presented with hand
some son, Sunday last.
20. w. IL. Wright was circulat-
ing among his friends in Fairfield
the latter part Of last week.
-Infrmary Director John Wolf,
of Green township, was in Logan In
his official capacity, Tuesday.
IS. Ii. Welch, prominent young
business man of Tarleton, was in
Logan on business, last Saturday.
Miss Dora Snider, of Columbus,
and Miss Helen Luby of GAINESVILLE,
are the guests of Miss Mary Snider.
Harry Vail of Wooster Univer-
sity, is spending his vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Vail, of
the End ward.
Don't miss seeing the neatest
living pianist at Columbus, Friday,
March q, only 81 round trip on
special train.
An elegant line of ladies fine
shoes, button and lace. Oxfords In
tan and black at Stockwell & Binin-
ger, Murphy Block.
Calvin Hopkins, of the 2nd
ward, who has been seriously ill of
errysipe!as for the past three weeks,
is able to be about again.
Dora Nell Green entertained
one day last week, Grace Powers, of
Mullen, Idaho, who is the guest of
her uncle, Father Powers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Young
were called to Athens, the latter part
of last week, by the death of Mrs.
Young's aunt, Mrs. Dover.
Mr.. NJ. II. Powers, after pleas
ant visit with his brother. Fr. Pow
ers, returned to his home in Rome,
n. Y, the first of the week.
For latest styles, elegant de-
signs in Wall Paper, 60 to F. Har-
rington. Elegant borders for every
design. Prices, the lowest.
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday we will sell fresh roasted
coffee at 16 cents per pound, regular
price 20 cents. o. c. Pierce.
Call and see the spring styles of
sears-Tan and Patent Leather Shoes
-anging in prices from 81 to S.. Stock
veil & Biningor, Murphy Block.
Col Lee Amerine, a prominent
Democrat of Washington township,
was in the city Tuesday, and made
he SENTINEL very pleasant call.
Don't you want Pool or Bill
lard Table? Bott Bros, Columbus,
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
ments, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
etc. If.
Columbus aal return Friday,
March q, 81 round trip. Tickets
will be sold for noon and evening
trains and good returning on special
train at 11:15 p. m.
For fashionable Tailoring, for
Furnishings, for the best
goods at the Lowest prices, go TO
Brown Bros, The cash Tailors, Hats
and Mems furnishers. l.
The G. A. r. boys are spending
most Of their evenings initiating new
members. Tom Collins is the latest
and he is wiser man if he
has become somewhat disabled.
Are You going to garden this
spring? If so, call on Miller & Case,
they have large assortment of fresh ,
,arpen seeds, warranted first class,
For sale either in packages or bulk.
Ed Donovan, the tailor has
moved bis clothing establishment to ,
he room formerly occupied by Sam {
Schneider,oppo the Opera House. i
Ir. Doeble will continue at the old {