The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-02-09
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most observant fruit growers, tell us
that the fruit has not suffered from
the recent cold, and that the prospect
for apples and peaches is very good
Mrs. J. S. Shaw is agent for the
Worlds Fair Tailoring System. Cali
at residence and see designs. Cut
patterns for 15 cents.
Jan. 26, CIV.
Last Wednesday we were in the
freeze of the Klondyke, Z degrees be
low zero. On Friday evening we had
a Cuban Thunder Storm. Ohio in
weather as we'll as in craftsmanship,
has scope that embraces all the
western world.
Judge Slough held Court ses-
ion on last Tuesday and got very
badly mixed up law suit in the Gran
lite Clay Company affairs, straigbten-
ed out, 30 that the lawyers can now
proceed to parcel out the property on
legal lines.
MIR Lay at Wielands is an ac-
complished jeweler. He is an expert
in repairing watches and clocks. He
does work entrusted to him prompt
ly and at reasonable prices. When
you need repairing, give him call.
Hon. w. E. Finck will deliver
an address at the Legislative reunion
in Columbus, in response to the
toast, "The Ohio Legislature" The
subject is one which Mr.. Finck can
discuss to the credit of himself, and
the honor of our great state.
The entertainment given by the
College boys of the Columbus State
University, at the NJ. E. Church, on
last Friday night, was very enjoy
able affair, and highly appreciated
by those present. The disagreeable
weather prevented larger attend
ance.
-Geoge Fox has moved his meat
market to the room adjoining Harring-
tons. This gives him better acomo-
dation, and will give bis customers
a much pleasanter place in which to
make purchases. He invites the pub
lie trade and promises to furnish the
hest of meats, at reasonable prices.
Don't forget the fair at the
Presbyterian Church on St. Valen-
tines Day. Aprons from many states
in the Union will be on sale, also
many other useful and fancy articles.
A good supper will be served for 10
cents. Ice cream and cake during the
evening. Come every bohy, and
bring your friends.
When you come to town stop
ut Sti"r's Store, and see what bar
gains they offer. 1t will pay you to
read their advertisement. Bring in
your butter and country produce.
Here you get the Highest price.
Our town people 60 here to get the
best, because the farmers bring here
the choicest articles they have for
sale or trade.
"A guinine cake walk will b"
given at the Opera House on the
evening of Feb. 9th. under the dir
ection of Prot. Dick Stewart of our
city. Cabbage Osborne, the Cham
pion, will lead the walk and set the
pace. The entertainment promises to
afford lots of fun. and be sure cure
for the blues and the grip and that
tired feeling which makes times aud
temper SO dull and disagreeable.
Mr. Dal McManigal, who has
placed the Pasteur Tobacco Cure in
our drug stores for sale, reports of
numerous cures IN our town. The
Pasteur antidote, IS taken in tablets,
no disagreeable taste, no bad consti-
tutiopal effect, and works cure in a
week Inquire OF him, who has been
cured, and if you want to quite chew
ing or smoking, give it trial.
Jim Ruble Is proposing to get
up a Circular Hunt for that Jesse
Ryan Deer. A Circular Hunt Is gen.
eially great convention of dogs.
There are three or four hundred dogs
in Logan, which never appear to the
eye of the Assessor. The hunt might
bring them out and secure their en-
listment on the tax list. The Main
street pavements might for the time
being be a walk for ladies and school
children. the dogs being out of
town.
Mr.. Sabinus kessler, of the firm
of Kessler Sons, and Miss Ruth, the
handsome and accomplished daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rochester,
will be married this evening at 5
o'cl at the residence of the Bride
on South Mulberry Street. The