The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-09-17
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Stratton's Cash Store.
The infant child of Prof. Spark
died of Scarlet Fever on last Sunda-
night.
Col. Rempel was taken sericusl
i'll on last Tuesday with nervous pros
tration.
Mrs. Engler of Columbus is tn
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Franl
Downey.
Rev. Mittler and son are visitin!
friends here this week, and meeting
a hearty welcome.
The Mayor has very properly ap
pointed Frank Blasius, jr., Cemetery
Trustee, to fill the vacancy occasione(
by the death of his father.
| 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, ect-tf.
Master Boyd Rochester fell, yes
terday, and broke HIS right leg above
the knee, while at play on the Asy.
lum grounds, at Athens. Boydie has
the sympathy of his many Logan
friends.
Bob Sloan is installed as Recor-
der. 1t is a resurrection of the good old
DEMOCRATIC times. The .Lier's Court
will open and we Democrats will all
feel at home again in the old accust-
omed meeting place.
Col. Davidson of Lancaster, Sec
retary and general manager of the
Logan Natural Gas Company, was In
the city yesterday. He assures us
that the gas service will be fair and
to the satisfaction of the public, the
coming year.
Marshal Harrington and Harry
Vail left last Monday for Princeton
College where they will take course
in Theology. They are two of our
most promising young meE and we
bespeak for them a pleasant time
and success in their course of study.
Attention is called to the new
of Blasius. His house
carries the largest stock of goods of
any in the Valley. They employ the
best tailors, and always guarantee goods
sold, and work done. The readers of
the Sentinel when in the city, are in
vited to call and see. look, and learn.
Il. A. Culver, under a grand
Jury indictment, was brought to Lo-
gap Oh Wednesday from Terra Haute,
Ind, by Marshal Armstrong. He
was arranged before Judge Johnston
He plead not guilty, and the judge /!
liked his bond at $4,000. Failing
o give the bond he was sent to Jail,
Ed Angle of the SENTINEL is
aking his vacation this week. He
eft on last Thursday, accompanied
by his wife, for visit among his rich
md democratic relations on the Mus
lingum. The information comes to
is that from the way be takes to fried
'hicken, he is mistaken for a prea ch-
n.
Rev. e. c. Hart, of Webster
1rove, No., and who for many years
vas our fellow townsman, teacher and
Minister, after a pleasant visit, re-
urned to his western home yester-
lay. On Tuesday evening his friends,
nd they are the good people of Lo-
IAN, gave him parting testimonial
arty at the Presbyterian church.
he ladies of the congregation had /:
he material matters in hand, and fur {
ished refreshments and cordial at ,
ention to all who called, but the '
right and shining feature of the oc-
aston was the expression of kind re-
'embrance, and hearty good will to t
,e venerable old man, who was TAX a
g his last leave Of his friends. 1t il
as not our good fortune TO be Y
nong the company, but the senti- e
ent of the SENTINEL was with him. g
! the times past when Mr.. Hart was S
CONSPICUOUS factor in the Logan l
ultiplicand, he and the Sc NTINEL t
ould sometimes get on opposite k
les, and had hot enco unters. This d
ough, it be said, he never shot p
,isoned arrow, never threw a barbed
nee, and the hurts in the fight soon
'aled. He was good fighter when y
lrlike men were III the field for 81
,ht, and when the dark winged an A
! cast shadows, his presence quickly al
flowed, giving such consolation as o.
warm human heart could dispense.
ith his many friends in Logan, the
NT1NEL joins in the wish and
aver that in the years yet vouch.
fed the venerable minister, the
ad may be smooth, the sunset soft til
d soothing, and full o: comfort and W
sery in the hope of a bright eternal is
rning. ca
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