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

Logan Gas Co. i'll laying a pipe line
from Newark to Mt. Vernon, is Wis
i;ing friends in Logan, this week.
We advertise the "Brittanica,"
this week, Tho work is for sale by
Harrington. We have it at home,
urged it's purchase for our Library.
Examimne it, and if you can afford
it, buy it.
Mr.. Ed Gingnagle of our city
left on last Tuesday for Dayton
when he has been informed valu-
able inheritance has been left him.
Eds many friends in Logan wish
that the promise will come true.
The SENTINEL, crossing the
street, like the Sun crossing the
Line, is no easy job, but the Sun
and the SENTINEL, when across, are
sure to soon bring Spring, better
weather and better times.
The days and nights are now of
equal length in the almanac. To
the Republican waiting for prosperi-
ty they are longer than ever and to
the poor fellow with a note about
due, or with draft in bank, they
are shortest of the year.
Mr.. Ed Hartley was notified by
telegram on last Monday of the
sudden death of his friend, Rev.
Lutz, in St Louis. Our people will
remember him as the very excellent
minister succeeding Rev. Winter, in
the Mulberry street Luthern church.
New coloring in chamber sets
light green, dark green, pink, blue,
dark blue, light brown. These are
very handsome goods and would add
largely 10 the cheerfulness and or
namentation of bedroom.
Stiers and Co.
Hon. Jesse Ivers of McConneIs-
Vile, our late popular democratic
candidate for State Senator, and one
of the prominent attorneys of the
Muskingum Valley, was in our city
yesterday on professional business,
and met hearty welcome from his
many personal and political friends.
Margaret Kern, one of our old
est citizans, died on last Saturday al
her home in Furnace Town. The
funeral was from the residence oI
her brother-in-Iaw, the late John E.
Rauch, on last Sunday afternoon
Rev. Good of the NJ. E. church con
Quoting the religious exercises.
The Fireman will give their an
nual ball in Red Mems Hall OF
evening of April 3rd. This promise
to be the occasion of pleasan
evening and at the same time .
testimonial to the deserving firemeu
) Whether you dance or not, buy
ticket and help the boys along.
-Ex Post Master Shellenbarge,
] of Lancaster, and one of the leadini
attorneys of that city, was in ou
=. city on Tuesday on professional br
/, siness. The Post Office and tn
:, Sentinel had the compliment Of
:. call, appreciated, with the invitatio
10 come again. Come oftener an
i stay longer.
+ Mr.. John Slrentz, under tn
direction of Mr.. Thornburgh,
putting in glass front and sho
case in the large room next to Rocl
esters. The work is in the higeste
style of mechanical skill, and will
the handomest front in the city.
NJ. Thornburgh expects his MIllil
cry goods in short time, and wi
give grand opening.
Miss Georgia Horley, the a
D complished edito- Of the Columb'
m School Journal, and esteemed cont
IS butor to the SENTINEL, and brig
and dashing free lancer in the jou
ae nalistic tournaments of current tin
g, is visiting relatives and friends in /
be gan this week, Illuminating for
moment the Sentinel Sanctum on i
in Monday with the warm glow of h
e. pleasant manners and her handsol
,g countenance.
k The Federal Gas Co. under ms
agement of Col. Mack Z oston. @
of the most noted promoters of nj
IS, enterprises our Valley boasts, is p
So ting down SIX wells in the Scar
O. Belt" the carotid artery from t
4 very heart of the gas territory, a
promises Logan Gas at one half t
price We are now paying. Cheap Fl
). Invites manufacturers. Col. Post
.ct should have the good wishes a
no good will of the people of the Hoo
rs ing Valley. He is kitn and kin.
= came up from Nelsonville, viii
touches us.
OH 4 Calico Carnival.
'h' The Ladies of the NJ. K. chu
a will hold calico carnival at Redn