The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-12
Stop at Yerges with your work.

Stop at Ierges with your work.
What! Haven't you seen Yerges
the watch maker.
People are still trying to pur-
chase reserved seats to hear Senator
Gordon.
-Messers J n Slater and Jesse
Van Horn made business trip to
Gore Monday.
Attention is called to the pros
puctus of Donahoes Magazine pub
lished elsewhere.
Mrs n J Weiland was called to
GAINESVILLE, Monday, by the serious
illness of MIR and Mrs Nick Rarrick.
-Ex-County Surveyor James
Davis, familiar countenance was seen
on our streets the first of the week.
j Lee Brooke, of Newark, re-
presenting The Peter Wel'y Whisk-
ey Co. OF Wheeling, was in the city
this week.
-Yergea, the lepaircr, two doors
east of the Court House.
Clerk Lappen and Auditor Arm
strong visited their farms in Perry
and Saltcreek townships, the fore
part of the eek.
Miss nellie w. Baker left last
Thursday evening for months visit
" 18th her sister Mrs. Geo. M. Num-
ford of Woodland Ave. Columbus
Ohio.
Lewis kleins schmidt, sr. Lewis
Kleinschmidt. Jr., VIM Martain and
Jos Stroupe are employed in Zanes-
vile putting in the stone work for
blast furnace.
H N Armstrong, postmaster and
general agent of the SENTINEL, at
Laurelville, has taken the county
| right of celebrated farm gate,
Miss Mary Keef, of east Second
street is painting, papering and other
wise beaulifying her residence. The
residence will be occupied by Mr..
Thurness, of Hawk, Thurness and
Vert.
George Hartman is busily en-
gagged in repairing buildings on his
farm south of the canal preparatory
to moving by the first of April. He
will build handsome residence this
summer.
-Frasch Bros, are engaged this
week in lowering the floor, painting
and papering and otherwise improv-
ing their handsome business room,
preparing for the spring trade.
Chief Wainer is authority for
the statement that the firemen will
soon give a banquet. This is as it
should be. If our fircmen are not
entitled to recognition, who are?
BY reason of poor health of the
editor, the newspaper plant and job
office of the Democratic Advocate,
Canal Dover will be sold cheap and
ON gooI terms. Exchanges please
notice.)
The Lancaster Gazette says
Hoa Chas Rose, the enterprising
clothier of Logan was passenger on
the up train on the G II V & T this
morning. Mr. Rose is one of the
Democratic leaders in Hooking and
is skillful politician in addition to
his other accomplishments.
-"What made your hair turn so
gray SO early in Gfe?" was asked
Isaiah Cook, the popular bartender
at Waners. "Well, I'll tell you. You
s.e when 1 first came here Waner
keptjus, the ordinary stock OF liquors
usually kept in country town
saloon, but soon began adding the
finest brands that could be had In
the market, until he is now stocked
with only first class goods. Well, as
soon as his PATRONS sampled the goods
they, of course, told their friends,
with the result that now it is almost
impossible for ore man to attend
to the customers. 1t was sim
ply overw ork, overwprk sir"
| -WARNING.-lt ls complained
that persons open post Office lock
boxeswith duplicate or skeleton keys.
To open tn. post Office lock box
without the consent of the owner, ex-
cept in mistake, is burglary, a penl-
tentiary offence. Marking, defacing,
or writing ON the walls of the post
office il an offence punishable with
fine and Imprisonment. A reward of
FIVE dollars will be paid for the ap-
prehension Of the guilty parties.
LEWIS GREEN, P. NJ.
-MAxvILLE.-Died March 4tb,
Mrs Julia Price of our village, and