The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-03-16

So''Sty VI VIC Aiespy tSiiai Sh"ioh
Will offer a ten cent supper at the
church next Tuesday afternoon,
March 21st.
james Calvin, a popular con-
ductor on the river division of the
Hooking Valley, is again on duty,
having returned from Hot Springs,
where he had gone for the benefit of
his health.
Mr.. E. M. O'Connor, time
clerk in the Hooking Valley Railway,
Office Columbus, and Mr.. Arthur
Pierce, stenograpber in Snperintend-
ents Office were Sunday visitors in
Logan, guests of Mr. Bert Engle.
Charley Work, who has the
handsomest Store room in the Valley
and the finest assortment of goods in
the stove and tinware line, invites the
patrons of the Sentinel, to call and
see him. See his advertisement.
Mr.. W, F. Armstrong, one CT
the prominent men of Laurelville, is
in the city today introducing the
flour of the celebrated Armstrong
Mills of that enterprising city. We
besPeak for him, liberal patronage
from our Logan merchants.
Col w. H. Fisher, General Pass.
enger Agent of the Hooking Valley,
and his son Carl, travelling Agent
were visitors in the city yesterday,
and shed the light of their pleasant
countenances upon the Sentinel Sane
tum.
Hon. NJ. S. Cox of Vinton was
a visitor in the city on Monday, met
a warm welcome from his many Dem
ocartic friends. He is waiting until
the weather settles before beginning
to fix fences and plant the spring
crop.
Geo p. Work, one of our former
young townsmen who by persever-
ence has pushed himself to the front,
and who is now in the employ of a
Rochester N. Y. wholesale house as
a travelling salesman, was circulating
among our merchants yesterday.
ALI members of the J. K. Roch-
ester Post and woman's Relief Corps
ara requested TO be present next
Friday evening the 18th. at the G.
A. R. Hall as there will be joint
meeting of Post and Corps.
New coloring in chamber sets
light green, dark green, pink, blue,
lark blue, light brown. These are
very handsome goods and would add
largely TO the cheerfulness and Or
of a bedroom.
Stiers and Co.
"A midnight alarm of fire last
Tuesday night was occassioned by a
blaze in the smoke house of Mrs.
in Furnace town. The fire
department. responded promptly to
he call of the "Whlpporwill," but
he services of the "laddies were not
leeded.
The Thrice Five Club held regu-
ar meeting last Monday night at
he home of Mr.. John Daughertys
md discussed Mohommed. The next
Meeting will be at Rev Goods. sub
cot, the Crusades. The society con-
emplate giving a public lecture for
he benefit of the Library.
-Willia:i Steel. an old citizen of
and known to many of
'ur readers, while on the train, last
Thursday going from Adelphl, to Cir.
leville died with no one near, at the |
The funeral was at Adelphi, /
Inder the direction of the Odd Eel
ows on last Sunday, Rev. Dent con-
lucting the religious Services.
MIR. l.. w. Smith of Columbus
ohio has been employed as Druggist
n tie Sparks Drug Store. Mr.. Smith
ONES highly recommended with % |
ears of experience as a druggist
uring which time he has held sew
esponsible positions among them head
rescripton clerk with the Columbus
'harmice Co. Mr.. Smith is a chris
ian gentlemen, an able Pharmacist
nd in every way worthy of the cou,
dence of the public.
Preparations are being made for
the mails. as is done every
hree years. Every ounce of mail
arried by every road in the state
lust be weighed. The work will
egin about March 18th. Platform
Gales are placed in each car and
eigher takes the weight of each bag
assing in or out of the cars. There
re about 100 applicants for positions
5 weighers at various places, but
zen who have passed the civil service
xamination and are on the mailing
IT will be given the preference