The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-05-05
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For the best roasted peanuts, 60
to Steve Hudson.
-Hammocks at the City Drug
Store.
Now Is the time to buy Spanish
shelled peanuts of Steve Hudson.
Chris Hoil has just all the Hard
ware goods anybody wants. Go aud
see him al Berkers Hardware store.
-Rochesters Advertisement crowd
ed their store last week. Billy Bowen
wa. called in to help wait on the
customers.
Mr.. Pearl Johnston has begun
building residence on the lot
bought from DR.. Mansfield, on Gall.
Igher Avenue.
Judge Slough is holding court
today, disposi"g of cases in which
Judge Wright has heretofore been
engaged as attorney.
Have you stomach trouble?
Use Horyx Matted milk. 1t will do
you good. For sale at City Drug
Store.
American AMI Cuban flags at
the City Drug STORE.
MIR. J. j. Snider has bought a
farm of 100 acres of land in Vinton
county, and expects to harvest a
S3OOOUO crop of lumber III few
The SENTINEL sends out 1900
papers this week. Five thousand
people will read the paper. Tire man
in business. who inyites trade, is
most likely 10 get some of our read
ars.
When you go to Columbus to
see the soldiers, d mt fail to call at
Carl'se'S store, just few steps from
he depot:
To the Hoasewife-Do you want
, comfortable kitchen to work in this
summer; then uae the ratent natural
yas burners, which produce no more
,eat than a gasoline stove. Call at
City Drug Store.
Recorder Sloan is kept busy re-
oriing oil and gas leases. He has
lad within 3 short time. leases to re-
ord of so tracts In B,nton tpwnsh ip
AIKEN by the Brice Syndicate. The
Co. and the STANDARD OIL
company are also taking leases in
ne same iOcallty.
-Stiers & Co. shave a pull' as
he word goes. on the Dry G 'ods
rade Why? The store is filled with
S complete a stock as Columbus
an boast. The people get to know
because they advetise this fact in
ne SENTINEL. Everybody reads
re SEN TINEL, whether they sub
:ribe or not. t rs,
There is going on In our country
istricts good deal of thieving. 1t
lay be- the act 1T tramps. of profess
NAL thieves. AT any rate it is ont
Aye on honest men. 1t is stealing.
[ere in town if burglary is at
.mp,ed or committed, We are in call
a neigibor, our p"lire are all
light on tie watch. The country
IAN has no protection. Worse than
II he has no means of ratching the
nief. Every man IN the community
interested in capturing the thieves
lat the community may feel secur-
Y. A good blood hound to put on
he trail of a burglar that broke into
barn or a dwelling and follow
I'm as only the dog can d., and
atrh him, would help rid our
nuntry people of the terror Of
lieving tramls. and outlaws who !
rowl over our country. A notable /
taiure in some "f our states is that
Hood hounds are made public prop !
rty. n burglary Is committed, the
,ieves ESQ ape and II" tr ,ck> are left |
'he community is alarmed. The nat.
Iral impulse is to catch the thief and
id the country from further depri-
ati"n. The blood hound is put On
he trail. All the police in Ohio
'ould fail to follow the "clew." The !!
ug takes the tracks. follows and
nds the criminal. When it comes !;
. the business If hunting down a !
rimiual. it makes but little differ
nee what the agency, so the crim-
nal is captured.
For the present, G .sper will be in
he field, as the chief correspondent
f llarper's Weekly, in the war be-
ween the United States and Spain. !
he department. of Ama'enr Sport, !
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