The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-08-03

"A Magoon has been appointed
councilman for the 3rd ward In
place OF Harry Brown, resigned.
The appointment is good one.
) Miss Edith Bumgardner and
Miss Nell Crook of Lancaster were
the guests of the Misses Ambrose a!
Crystal Springs, last Wednesday.
A table filed with odd peices Of
glass, china, and glassware IL to 25
cents was the price, your choice fol
8 cts. Stiers & Co,
Cash paid for Gin
sing and Yellow Root
at Cases Drug Store,
Sept l. 1899,
| "A large assortment of plaid,
fancy and stripe ribbon that sold for
% and 35 cents all now for Is cents
a yd.at-Wellman Tburness s Co.
Col. John II. BIaoker, of Chilli
cothe, Chairman of the Democratic
State Executive Committe, was a
caller at the SENTINEL office Tues
day.
Mr.. James kimberline has pur-
chased the Lift property on West
Main St and intends to build an
elegant residence. Consideration
Is1700.
Miss Tillie Snider left this
morning for Jersey City, N. j., to
visit Miss Cora Moylan, classmate
when attending school at kenwood,
N. Y.
Mr.. John Ward of New Lexington
will spend part of his vacation visit
ing relatives in Logan, before his re-
turn to Holy Ghost College, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Miss Madge Kanode of Colum-
bus. after pleasant visit with her
cousins, Misses Lizzie and NeIia
Vale, returned home Saturday
evening.
Thirteen coaches aud not stand.
ing room passed through Logan Sun
day. 1t being one of the Hooking
Valley popular excursions down the
valley to the River.
The Revs. Father Mat:ingly of
! Athens, Synan, of Glouster, and
Gladu of Welston, were the guests of
Fr. Powers last Thursday.
Miss Clara Beck after a pleas,
ant visit with relatives in Colum-
bus returned home Sunday accom-
panied by Miss Williams who will
spend this week with her.
Only two more weeks of the
special sale at F. Blasius g. Sons
and you will be the loser If you do
not grasp the opportunity of buying
mems wear ct prices none can equal.
We give our readers Bryans
great speech at Chicago. in full, in
this issue. Read it, then give the
paper to your republican neighbor
and ask him to read it, and study it.
Friday morning the Logan
Natural Gas and Fuel Company
drilled in a splendid gas well on the
D. Il. Jackson farm. The we'll meas
ures between 100000 and
100000 feet.
Mrs. S. J. Thornburgh is re-
ceiving the advance styles of early
fall hats and must make room for
her fall and winter goods. Great
reductions in sailors, notions, flowers,
DC. Come early for bargains.
"A By cycle Trust with forty
millions of capital has been formed.
We have a new. unused, high grade
low priced wheel for sale. Those
who want good wheel should buy
of US, before we go into the trust.
Misses Corrinne and 1dene Nc
Carthy, the handsome and accom-
plished daughters of ex-Sheriff Dick
Mccarthy, now of Wooster, who are
visiting relatives in Athens expect to
visit in Logan on their return home.
After close down of three years
the Miller, Wagner, Friser, 4 Co.,
Iron Furnace of Shawnee resumed
work last week. The plant will have
pay roll Of 100000 per year having
an ont put of $50 tons per day.
State Dairy and Food Com /
missioner Blackburn has issued a
warning to farmers and dairymen
against the use of a milk aud butter
preservative sold by the Creamery
Package Manufacturing Company of
Chicago. The use OF this article is a
violation of the pure food laws and
butter makers who use it do 50 at
their peril.