The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-06-29

silk umbrellas with border. Other
cclored goods equal value in umbrel-
las. Stiers & Co.
pa inch Steel Rod Pasagon frame
silk equal in quality to goods usual
ly sold at $3.50 assorted handles our
price $l,0s. Stiers d 20.
Miss Tillle Snider, daughter of
J. j. Snider of our city well have a
Booth at the Elks Fair in Columbus
next week, where she will display her
hand painted china and other paint
ings and works of art.
The Memorial exercises of the
Odd Fellows last Sunday, were we'll
attended by the order, and witnessed
by hundreds from surrounding towns
and country. The Odd Fellows is the
most numerous society in our city,
and is constantly increasing its mem
bershIp.
DIR Murdock, an accomplished
Occul.st from Columbus, we'll RECON-
mended for his skill and personal re-
liability, is at the Remple, and will
remain during the week. See his ad-
vertisement and profit by what it
tells you.
Mr.. J. A. Tullls, She editor
of the NeIsonville, Valley Register,
died last Tuesday morning.. For
twenty years he had been engaged
in the newspaper business in that
city. He was So years old and leaves
wife and three daughters to mourn
his death.
The Orient cuts great figure in
the great Midway at Columbus July
3rd to 9th. There are Oriental
Theatres, Streets OF India with hood
ed Priests and Wbirling Dervishes,
the Magicians and Fakirs of the
streets. Admission to any of these
Theatres Ten Cents.
Mrs. Mary Work and Miss Lou
johnson of Lancaster came dcwn to
our city Tuesday. Miss Johnson
delivered a very interesting talk on
the work of Deaconess, before the
Home Missionary society of the
Methodist Church.
Hon. John l.. Vance, of CALI
polls, passed through our city last
Wednesday, erroute to New York,
where he and Mrs. Vance will
visit heir sons. Col Vance has re-
tired from active editorial manage
ment of the Gallipolis Bulletin.
The Buckeye Route is having
their new name "The Hooking Val
ley" painted on their coaches. lhe
coaches make very pretty appear
ance. The style of Letter is the same
as our title page, "The Hooking Sen
tinel.''
The we'll sunk by the SPRING
field company on the Mrs. Murphy
farm, four miles east of Logan prov
ed "duster." This is the first of
25 wells, sunk by the company to be
a failure. The we'll is about 4 miles
east of the theory "gas belt"
Judge Slough held short ses-
sion of Court here last Monday and
disposed of the Granite Clay Co.
cases. The report Of referee Martin
apportioning to liabilities and determ-
ing the debts and credits of the con-
cern were accepted and approved
The creditors will get about eighty
cents ON the dollar.
In McClures Magazine for July.
Miss Tarbell will tell the story of
"Lincoln's Great Victory in 1854"
when, in spite of the most violent op-
position on the part of newspapers
and party leaders; the Union people
of the North rose as one man, and
endorsed Lincoln and bis policy. The
paper will be illustrated with por-
traits and other pictures.
Last Tuesday evening, Mrs.
Mack Montgomery had birthday,
and in her honor, a number of friends
and Mack's old soldier comrades raid
ed the always open door of Ice cream
parior, and had jolly evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Montgomery entertained
their friends in a hospitable style,
and all went merry as birthday bell.
Rev. Marshall Harrington has
call from the Presbyter-
an church at Rockford, Mercer Co.
md will commence his work about
Ist of August. Rev. Harrington also
'eceivei call from the New Ply
mouth Presbyterian church, but had
accepted the call at Rockford.
The Federal Gas Company,
yhlch succeeds the Logan Gas Light