The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-09-08

A Company Of 5s from Logan
left on .s<t Monday in a special ear,
for she grand Army reunion in Gin.
cinnati, going by way Of Columbus
and Dayton.
Mr.. Solomon Freisner of Van
Vert, who had been visiting his rel
ahves, the ZeIlers and Kreigs, died
on last Thusrday. His remains were
taken home for interment at Van
Vert, on Friday.
The Commissioners are holding
regular quarterly session this week.
The new Commissioner. Mr.. John
Smith will enter upon the duties of
Office, according to law, on the 3rd
Monday Of September.
-Messes Trimmer, Bowen, Sloan
Kline, Wright and a number of
Others of our city left this morning
attend the karshner family reunion at
Adelphi. We are sure that all who at
tend will be heartily welcomed, and
all will have pleasant time.
The next issue of the College News,
pamphlet issued bY the Sioux City
Business College, Sioux City Iowa,
will contain 4 large number of testl-
monials from students and graduates
of the !. G. B. G. Send for free
copy.
Mr.. Ferd Inquirer of Starr town
ship used Raslns Dissolved Bone on
6 acres of land and had Yield of 80
bushels choice wheat pr acre. 1t will
pay you to call and purchase some of
tn s fertilizers o. w. Z. Miller.
Union Furnace, o.
1t don't pay to be hasty. stop in
before you buy your clothingsand you
will convi nee yourselves of 5 big
facts. That our stock is the newest,
our styles are the latest, our price Is
the lowest. Your money back if goods
are not satisfactory.
Brown Bros.
Mrs. Miller of near Logan, Sis
ter of David Coble, after a long
illness from consumption, died on
last Tuesday. The funeral was from
the Catholic Church on Wednesday.
Her remains were barred in Oak
Grove Cemetary, Fr. Powers con-
ducting the religious exercises.
The Sioux City Business College,
Sioux City, Iowa, has card in this
paper Offering a complete course of
instruction in Bookkeeping and Com
mercial Arithmetic by mail free of
charge. Did you read it? To avail
yourself of this offer is the same as
accepting a present OF $50.
Mrs Baird, of Bairds Furnace,
returning from yachting summer
ing with her son Frank, on Georgian
Bay, and on her way to Buffalo,
made brief call upon fri ends at the |
SENTINEL yesterday. Miss Cotton,
the accomplished daughter of DR..
Cotton of Marietta, accompanied her.
You can make "ereat discover
les here" Here are a few of them. !
Mems and Boys Fall SUITS, "no
back numbers, grown gray with
age but New Fresh Fall Styles, and
at prices that will surprise You,
Brown Bros.
Mr.. d. NJ. Kanode, retired
from the office of Township Clerk
on Sept. lst. and was succeeded by
Mr.. Ed Hartley. Mr.. Kanode has
made an excellent official and retires
from office with the appreciation of
every body. His successor, Mr.. Ed.
is one of our most deserving
young men, and will prove himself
deserving of the Democracy who
elected him.
Mr.. Ell Angle who has been with
he Sentinel for the last five years,
eft on last Tuesday for Cleveland.
With the object in view of taking up
his future home in the south west.
where better health is assured. Mr..
Angle has many friends in Logan.
and with the Sentinel they regret his
leaving and join in wishing him
good luck and health in whatever
place he NAV cast his lines.
Mr.. Frank Bush, Editor of the
Athens Messenger left last Friday
or Denver, going as delegate for
The Hooking & Ohio Valley Editor
al Association, to the National Ed
torial Convention at that place. Mr..
Harry 5. Green, of the SENTINEL.
associate delegate had engagements
preventing him from going. Mr..
?. NJ. Cullinan of New Lexington
Herald is held from going by engage
nents with the State Executive
Committee.
A child can buy Just as safely
n our store as the most experienced