The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-12-08

--StlerS & 20. have recelv-
ed this week $50 new gar
merits in all the different new
styles.
Mrs DR.. Pullen after pleasant six
weeks visit among frieuds and rela-
tives in GAINESVILLE, returned home
last Monday.
Miss Grace Bright. the accom-
Pushed daughter of DR.. Brigh; of
New Lexington, is in our city, visit
ing her cousins.
Don't forget to see the grand
display at Harden & Co.'S, whether
you want to buy or not You will be
a welcome caller.
John McLain, Photographer,
who recently removed to Columbus,
has r, turned to Logan. He is well
come home again.
The Children's choir will sing
the Ave Sanctisma and Taptum Ergo
at the Vesrers services tonight, at
st. Johns church,
Mr.. Frank Burgoon has been
appointed Court House Janitor for
the ensuing year a; his bid, the
lowest. s1l.95 per month.
If you want to make Christ
mas Present call at Chas. Roses and
look at Handkerchiefs. An elegant
line to select from.
The Bazaar for St. Patrick's
church, held at Juction City, on
Thanksgiving was grand success.
The proceeds were $500.
-Stiers & Co. have 26 and
% inch steel rod Umbrellas
at SOC. % and 80 inch cane
rod Umbrellas at SOC.
Mr.. w. P. Miller, the popular
merchant of Union Furnace shed the
light of his pleasant countenace in
the Sentinel sanctum last Saturday.
Mrs. Morgan Kanode, one of the
oldest citizens, died on last Sunday
evening. The funeral was on Wednes- +,
day morning from the NJ. E. Church. !
MIR. Ralph O'Bleness, OF Athens
who, it will be remembered was in
ured in a game of football several
weeks ago, died last Thursday alter
noon.
Attention is called to the ad. |
7ertisement published in this issue of
The Library Fair. The young ladies
lavlng the matter in hand should be
encouraged.
Attorney Swlnhart of Adelphi
nd Garret of Chilicothe were in the
ity yesterday on professional bust
ess and were welcome callers at
be SENTINEL Office.
Next week our Logan Business
len will advertise their goods.
Keep your money at home. patron
ze your own merchants. Call to see
hose whose advertisement invites you.
-Stiers & Co. have &c
styles in Plush Capes of re-
;ent purchase at very much
ess than former price.
The Storm last Sunday was as
isastrous, as that OF the Sunday be-
ore. 1t is estimated that as many
YES were lost by these Sunday
torms, as were killed in the battles
the Cuban War.
A special invitation is extended
D everybody to call and take a look
our grand display of new goods, i
ever equaled in our city. F.
Iarden d Co., Furniture Dealers,
.ogan, Ohio.
The family of Ben. F. Sweezy de-
re thus publicly to return thanks to ;;
lends and neighbors for kind atten.
on and sympathy during the be-
,avement that has come to the home.
The pleasant rumor comes to ,
8 that Mr.. Nell Rob, who has for a
ear past been engaged In Athens
osnty, is comming back to Hooking.
lis many friends will give him hearty .
elcome home again.
The new choir of St Johns
lurch will render Leonards Mass
E flat, Christmas morning at 5
clock mass. Misses Mcbride and !.
.auch will assist. Miss Taggart
i'll preside at the organ. '
You can buy at Stiers & n
o. a 50 inch fly front Jacket Ii
black Beaver, storm collar, l
yes 32 to 40 at $2.65.
Squire John Wolf, of Green,
as welcome visitor last Monday. u
e came with his neighbor, Oliver L
rn, one of the only three surviving ~