The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-10-29
LOCAL NEWS.

Sixteen ounces in pound, and
four pecks to bushel at STATIONS
Mrs. DR.. Cotton Of Marietta,
and her neice, Faith Baird of Baird IS
Furnace were visitors in Logan on
last Monday, the guests of Mrs.
Lewis Green.
The little ones treated nicely
aud waited on promptly and given
the best of goods at Strattons.
The Logan teachers 60 to-mor-
row to New Lexington to attend the
meeting at that place, of the South
Western Ohio Teachers Association.
We bespeak for them hearty well
come in that hospitable town, and a
successful meeting in this educational
centre.
--Stratteps have business because
they have the goods and sell them
cheap tor cash or produce.
Miss Louie Green and sister,
Dora Nell, accompanied by their
mother, left Tuesday for weeks
visit among farmer friends and rela-
tiyes on the Muskingum, where
pumpkin pies are now ripe and
where week is given to the cele-
bration of the Hollow'een festival
according to the old Maryland and
Pennsylvania ritual.
Cash buys goods cheaper than
credit does. Strattons buys and sell
for cash at low prices.
Alderman John Mathiot is do
ing excellent campaign work in the
county. He is practical working
man. and he talks to the people
from the stand point of man who
is along among the men who work
for living.
The Nelsonville meeting last
Monday vas a great outpourlng Of
people. 1t is estimated that 80,
people were present. The process
ion was two hours, two teams abreast,
in passing fixed point, as long as
from here to Jacksonville. Oyer a
thousand people from Hooking were
in attendance. Nelsonville viii give
us return call on Saturday.
Quick sales, small profits and
every body happy is Stratton's mot
TO.
-Strattons wish to thank the pub
lie at large for the liberal patronage
on Saturday last, also to inform them
that they are sorry that so many GUS
toners were compelled to leave
without being waited upon as the
store was SO crowded. But from this
on they will have plenty of clerks to
accommodate the crowds.
Harry S. Green of the SENTINEL,
who has been engaged for the last Two
weeks as an assistant Secretary in the
Democratic State Executive committee
Rooms in Columbus, made a flying
visit down the Valley last Friday, on
campaign committee work, and
stepped over between trains in Log
an to leave some documents with the
committee. The young man repre-
sents the force in the state Office
working night and day, and that all
are confident that state and country
will go for Bryan and Democracy.
Will Shriver, one of the popular
business men OF Shawnee, was a yis-
itor in Logan on Tuesday. Brother
Shrirer, who once was in politics and
a successful Republican, and Is now
tampering with newspaper in which
he is winning lots of fame and i'm
mortality, tells us that be is plodding
along in the middle Of the road, and
that the parties in Perry are going
along in the old accustomed lines, no
man having a collar on the vote, and
no man having township vote IN
his vest pocket. He thinks there
will be little scratching in Shawnee,
and that the issue is 2 party, not a
personal fight.
Feed. cheap at Strattons.
-Don't you want Pool or Bill
lard Table? Bot Bros, Columbus,
Ohio, will sell them on easy pay
ments, also Bar fixtures, Billiard
supplies, ect-tf.