The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-08-20
So TO Mackinac Island and re.

turn September Is.
T. John Robinson circus shows a
Wellston Tuesday.
So to Mackinac Island and retur
September 18th. Good for retur
Is days from date of sale.
The Festival given by the Rrtl
done Sisters on the Court House law
on last Saterday was very pleasan
affair: Netting about $1,000.
Conrad EdDavenport of Cuba
made an invasion in Perry Count.
last week, and enlisted quite com
pany in his service. He goes to th'
Reform Farm this week.
s.. S. Brainard's Sons Co. ha.
Just issued a red hot Democratic cam
paign song book, especially arranged
for campaign clubs. 1t is sold fo,
10 cents or 81 per dozen.
The SENTINEL campaign list is
every day increasing. Our business
men can make a note of this fact.
The new subscribers, within the last
four weeks, number over four hun
drcd.
Mr.. Tommy Whitcraft, the eff.
ficient janitor of the Court House,
we learn, was rendered a very
lucrative position at the Swift House,
Chicago, but declined, wisely con-
cluding that "a bird in the haud is
worth two IN the bush"
Watch for the opening of the
Logan new store, The Buckeye Cloth
ing and Shoe House, August 29th.
Everything will be new and up to
date. See the late New York styles
in Mems Furnishings and Clothing.
Col Pursell of the Lancaster
Gazette, was in the city yesterday,
attending game of base ball. He left
the management Of the single gold
standard campaign against Col Hite
and the People in the care of his
Darkny substitute. 1t is possible
that pertinency obtains in both the
cases, the right man being in his
proper place.
The stock of the Buckeye Cloth
ing and Shoe House will consist of
Gents Furnishings, Ladies and
Mems Shoes and everything that
goes to dress a man up. They will
all be of the latest styles. See them
August 29th, two doors west of the
Rempel House.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Brown eel.
sdrated their Golden Wedding, last
week aud were the recipients of many
handsome and apporrlate presents,
and better still the hearty congratu-
alton of admiring and loving friends.
-"Spiritnal Alertness" will be the
ubject of the sermon, at the NJ. E.
Church Sunday morning by the pas
or, j. E. kudisill. can Inspiring
Motto, will be the sndject for the
vening. Quarterly meeting one
week from Sunday.
Married on Aug. l6" 1896 at the
esidence of the undersigned on Hun.
er street in Logan, o.. Mr.. Daniel
V.Deible to Miss. MiherAa Hamilton.
J.E. Huston J.P.
The handsome Boquet which ad-
orns our table and perfumes the sane
I'm is the gift token of little girl
hose face is as fair as the beautiful
overs and whose goodness of heart
fragrant.
Go to picturesque Mackinac Is
md via the d. & C.(Coast Line). 1t
My cost $3.50 from Detroit, $3.50
'om Toledo, $500 from Cleveland
n the round trip, including meals {
I'd berths. Tickets good for 60 days,
cycles carried free. One thousand
lies of lake and river riding on new ,
odern steel steamers for the above
tes.Send2cfor illustrsted pamphlets
ddress, A. A. ScHANrz, G. P. A., :
etroit.
Jessie Griswold and Annie v
artin of Lancaster visited Miss. a
ellen Pursell during the week. Miss
'iswold is the granddaughter of the
'stor of the newspaper professor in
Valley, the venerable S. A. Girls
I'D to whose editorial chair Col.
lrsell succeeded and Miss. Martin T
the daughter Of Judge Chas. D.
artin, the distinguished Lancaster
'orney, who formerly represented
S district in Congress. Both young
lies are gifted and charming and I
II visit was highly appreciated by
IF fair hostess and all who had the
asure of meeting them. 81