The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1896-03-19
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him.
We were compelled to defe
until next week several valuable ad
yertisements. Advertisers should
bear in mind that they shoule
get their copy in early in Or
der to secure artistic display and pub
lican.
Doc Neal, our popular 4tf
word blacksmith and candidate fol
township trustee, was initiated IN thu
"Cut Worm Club" Tuesday evening
He will keep during the sum
mer months if he is defeated, as hi
was we'll smoked.
-"Lorn" Bort, a former SENTI-
MEL compositor, now of Jacksonville
o., is circulating among his many
friends in Logan. He was called
here by the sickness OF his father,
the oldest printer in the Hooking
Valley, Mr. Luther Bort.
We learn that Newt Stiers, Chas
Bowlby, DR. Dye and Will Lay are
candidates for the school board The
candidates will all be Republicans
this year. Democrats can have their
choice and we hope the successful
candidates will be the best.
Judge Weitzel has in his Office
a number of Ohio State Agricultural
reports for gratultous distribution.
The Reports are published By the
State and intended for the farmers.
Those interested should call soon, as
the suppy is limited, and first come
first served.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Frank
Brown, Saturday March 7th, a girl;
to Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Brown, Sat
urday March 14th, boy. All goods
for the next thirty days marked
down to rock bottom. Now is the
time to buy clothing and encourage
home enterprise.
The Republicans met at the
court house Saturday and nominated
the following township ticket, Trus-
tee, Isaiah Voris; Justice of Peace,
A. II. Brooke, ]. E. Huston and
Geo Decker; Clerk, Frank Martin; :;
Constable, NJ. v. Inboden. They
have our sympathy.
Mrs Mary, wife of Albert Beck
er the merchant tailor of our city,
died on last Saturday, in the 52nd,
year of her age. She was married
in 1854. Five children survive her.
The funeral was on last Monday
from St Johns church, Fr Powers
officiating. Her remains were inter-
red in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Are you going to get married soon?
If SO, why not call on Ed. Baker for
your stoves, and tinware. He has
everything bright, new and clean,
and his prices are within the reach
Of all. When you want anything in
his line, give him call, in the Roller
building and he'll treat you right.
Tickets for the Gordon Lecture
we're put on sale at m Monday.
Every seat was marked up by p m.
Boxes and the most desirable seats
outside of the reserved circle have
been engaged by parties from our
neighboring towns. The audience
that will greet the distinguished
orotor will be the largest that ever
met in the Opera House.
The Republicans met Saturday
evening and elected tue following
committeeman: First Ward, VIM.
Martin; Second Ward, DR.. Blosser;
Third Ward, DR.. Campbell; Fourth
Ward, DR.. Lyons. From the looks
of the committee selected here they
must anticipate considerable trouble
in camp-Blosser to patch, Camp
bell to amputate and Lyons to hold
the inquest.
MIR John Canty of Eogan. like
all the other good looking young
fellows from Logan, is apt to miss
trains and remain in Lancaster long
er then he intended. Laucaster's
lovely girls are calculated to make
the impresslonable young fellows of
Logan miss most anything.-Lan-
caster Gazette.
The property of Henry Lyons,
on the Aveune, occupied by Engineer
VIM Davis, caught lire from the gas
stove and had it not been for the
bucket brigade would have been
completely destroyed. The kitchen
and dining room furniture were COM
pletely DESTROYED and the sitting
room and parlor furniture consider
abby damaged. Loss on house and
furniture about $500. 90.