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

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first class work.
Go 20 Steve Hudson for fresh
roasted peanuts,
Go 20 Montgomery's for meals
and lunch of all kicds.
Don't miss the 9sc. bargains Of
Stockwell and Bininger.
ladies Fine Shoes 9sc. pr. at
Stockwell and Bininger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fox are
Cincinnati visitors this week.
We regret to learn that Mr..
Thos. Rochester is Oh the sick list.
Mrs. l.. Is. Engle and son Nor
wood of Nelsonvilie are Logan visit
ors.
Steve Hudson and wife attend
ed the State Fair Thursday of last
week.
"Remember the Name, when yoa
have laundry again." The Logan
Steam Laundry.
Ladies' Fine Shoes all sizes for
IS cents. Reduced from $50. Stock
well and Bininger.
Col Robt O. Kittsm:ler, who
was quite sick last week, is able to
be out and about again.
Mr.. Steve Hudson has returned
from pleasant visit among friends
and relatives in Erie, Kansas.
DIR. Allen and family Of Circle
vile have been visitors, among
friends in Logan the past week.
Mrs. John NJ. Wright of Lancas-
ter was Sunday visitor in Logan,
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Pursell.
"A company of 10 Of our Logan
citizens went on the excursion to the
northern lakes on last Thursday
Miss Phemie Gilmore of Mel
sonvilie after a pleasant visit with
friends in Logan has returned home
Judge Wright held a day session.
of court in New Lexin gton on Tues.
day.
Mr.. Perone is the happiest man in
town. 4 new boy baby who arrived
on Tuesday.
Harry Shotwell and family lef t
this week for Columbus where they
viii make their future home.
ID. NJ. Sollday of Carbon Hill, |
Chairman of Democratic Central !
Committee was in the city on Mon
day.
The Pension Money soon to be
paid will help make times better,
more money is what the country
needs.
MIR. William Moore. the popular
merchant and deputy Postmaster of
Gibisonvilie, was a visitor in the city
yesterday.
The Logan Library will open on
next Saturday afternoon and continue
to be open at the usual hours from
this time on.
Attorney Davis of Toledo was
In our city on Tuesday on profess
ional busiaess, connected with some
of the Culver cases.
MIR. Roby of Lancaster has pur-
chased lot of the extra fine peaches,
grown by Mr.. Fave Case and is
shipping to Lancaster.
We have the first evidences of
an improvement in the times, in the
interesting new advertisements of
our enterprising business men.
Mr.. Boyer, one of the promi-
nent young business men of Canal
Winchester, was the guest of his
brother, Prof Boyer, last week.
Mr.. J. ID. Clarke, representing
the Brice Natural Gas Corporation
was in the city on Monday on bus
mess connected with land leases.
Fresh Oyesters served prompt
ly and in style, single dish or for
parties. Also oysters canned. AT the
Candy Kitchen.
Hon. V. c. Lowery was in Col
umbus yesterday, a ttending a meet
of the Democratic State Executive
Committee of which body he is
prominent member.
Col. Rufe Reber. Publisher of
the Masonic Magazine in Cincinnati,
was a visitor among friends in Log
an yesterday and had hearty wei
come.
The Paving Block, furnished
by J. j. Sniber d Co. s Brick Plant
tor the Lancaster Street Improve a,
ment. is giving the very best of
satisfaction.
The New Lexington Fair begins |