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

The anglo Al gonquinm demon
strators of the modern civilized
sport of killing birds are still on
the fun trail. They havekilled, if the
boasts be true, about all the quail in
the country. The Snow birds still
survive. Thanks.
Mr.. George Hutton, one of the
prominent farmers Of Black Jack was
in the city yesterday. He desires to
have 1t known that no hunting is al.
lowed on his premises, unless he
gives PERMISSION.
Mr. Orr from Haynes, was a
welcome visitor at the Sentinel office
yesterday. He brings us the good
news that Uncle Dan Davis, who has
been for sometime in bad health. is
much improved and hopes to come
and visit us again in Logan.
Mr.. Charley Work will remove
his store to the new room in the
Price Building, adjoining Wellman
Thurness & Co, as soon as the work
now in progress, is completed. This
room will be one of the most desira-
BILE, in the oity.
AT Stiers 4 Co.'S you can
buy a childs garment for
1926 reduced from $500, and
for 2.95 reduced from 1915,
and for 1926 reduced from
$3.50.
-Hon. T. J. McDermot, one of the
prominent attorneys of GAINESVILLE was
in our city on Tuesday, on profess
ioual business. During his stay, he
was the guest of Senator Lowry with
whom he served IN the Legislature,
representing, a democrat, Muskingum
county.
The Voris, Trimmer and Miller
fires of last week, ali insured in the
Agency of W. w. McCray & Son,
have been adjusted and paid salts
factorily to all concerned. Total
amount of loss $4,000 This prompt
adjustment speaks well for this
agency and you can feel assured that
these agents will look after your In
surance with this same promptness.
"A young man who is conducting
a writing school in our city, proposed
giving instruction in penmanshlp in
our Logan schools. at very reason
able price. He was not employed
for the reason that when our gradu
ates make application, for position
in business, they are not expected to
write legibly, but are required to
sing.
AT the meeting of Mingo lodge
No. Ill, +. aud A. NJ, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
yeae: William Barthlsw, w. NJ; c.
.. Allen, NJ. d.: S. W.; Russell Bu-
tin, }. w.; G. E. Bowen. treasurer;
c. II. Keynes, secretary; NJ. NJ. Mil
mer, tyler; William F. Eisele S. S.
trustee. The install alton of officers will |
take place Saturday, December 10. !
Mr.. Chas Wright of Logan, and |
Sam Bay of Starr have been appoint
ed by the Governor as county dele
gates to the forth coming conven-
tion of farmers at Ft. Worth, Texas.
Each county In the state is entitled
to two delegates, one of each opposite
party. Our Hooking delegates are good
men, and will represent our county,
in all its farming advantages, at the
National Convention.
Our Logan Council has recently
bought lot of Hose tor the fire de.
partment. We have number of
business men in our town who paw
taxes and who handle the character
Of goods in question. Our council,
elected by Logan people, did not
buy from Logan business men, but
from an agent of Honolulu, or
Or Santiago or Manila or some far
away place from Logan. The coun.
,il is republican.
-Messrs Jennings, Poston and Lap
man, gentlemen connected with the
.anal railroad, have leased II miles ,
If the canal property from the state
or gas purposes. They paid cash
s25, 600 90 for the lease. The proper
" is from Lancaster to about four ,
niles south of Sugar Grove. The
ease covers about 25 acres of land.
ligh priced land, these times, in the
Valley.
We don't know what ought to be
lone with the Nelsonville School =
B oard. The beartless wretches.!. Net
ong ago the beautiful, young and