The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-11-24
LOCAL NEWS.

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Kitchen.
Go 20 Steve Hudson for fresl
roasted peanuts.
Go to the Candy Kitchen fol
she'll oysters.
First class work done ct the
Logan Steam Laundry.
School Shoes all sizes 9S cts.
Stockwell and Bininger.
Boys and Misses Shoes SO cts.
pr. Stockwell and Bininger.
Give your laundry to Chas Huston
Solicister for Logan Steam Laundry.
Remember when you have
Laundry, to try the Logan Steam
Laundry.
Mrs. M. r. L. Sterritt, OF
Charleston w. Va, is the guest of
Logan friends.
FOR RENT-A large six
room house, located on Second St.
Inquire of Miss Lucy M. Wright.
MIR. Chas. Magruder of Colum.
bus, was visitor in our city on last
Sunday, the guest of Mr.. Purcell.
Miss Fanchion Larimer is en-
ployed in the Recorders Office dur,
ing the vacation of Recorder Sloan.
DIR. ID. A. Rannells, who is now
on duty with the Fourth Ohio, at Col
umbus was in our city, Wednesday.
Rev. FIR. Kearney, o. P. Pro-
vincial of the Dominican Order in
North America, is a visitor in our
city, the guest of FIR. Powers.
Steward West of the o. P. has
contracted with the New Pittsburg
Coal Company for the supply for tue
ensuing year at 81. 43 per ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Lappen. after
a pleasant visit among friends on
Salt Greek, not Salt River. and the
country round about returned home
Monday evening.
Stolen on last Thursday, A large
grey hound, tan color, two scars on
hip, large reward is offered for his
return. Charles Wright.
Nov. 10-1S9S. Logan, Ohio.
Mr.. j. ]. Snider has secured a
contract for the brick paving of
more streets in Lancaster. The late
contract will take up about all the
stock on hand.
On last Tuesday morning the
town was aroused at abont 6 o'clock
by the alarm of fire. The stable of
Mr.. j. Voris, gardner caught fire by
accident, and was totally destroyed.
The fire company saved the adjoin-
ing buildings.
Bro. Dave Fisher of the Delaware
Herald, democratic editor for the last
twenty years, and recent democratic
candidate for Clerk of Supreme
Court, was a visitor among friends
In Logan on last Tuesday.
Mr. e. HI. Teagarduer of Circle
Vile. has engaged with Sparks O. Co.
ana by his pleasant and accommodate
ing manners has made friends Of all
the patrons of the store.l He is an
accomplished druggist.
The cold wave, predicted for two
days by the Weather Bureau and
whose advance was noted with as
much exactness, as The progress of
trail reached Logan at about 9
o'clock on Tuesday. The change was
about 80 degrees in few hours.
Hon. d. j. Ryan ex-Secretary
OF State, and one of the prominent
attorneys of Columbus, was a visitor
in our city on last Tuesday. Mr..
Ryan is the leading attorney in the
Hooking Valley Railroad cases and
his movements in the valley have
legal significance.
The Presbyterian United Breth-
ern and Methodits congregations will
unite and hold their Thanks
giving services at the NJ. E. Church.
The sermon Will be preached by Rev
Hughes of the U. B. church. a. are
cordially invited.
Mr.. C. w. Dyson, formerly of
Green township, and prominent
teacher in the county, now a prosper
ons merchant at st. 10. Missouri. is
visiting friends in Hooking, after
absence of 26 years. He is the guest
of his relative, James H. Carnes.
The Commissioners Report
which we publish this week will CON-
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