The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-11-09

! of IL which atefa ged 236 lbs. Tia
pigs are 7 months old, Poland Chiaa
breed. They netted 90 each at
Stiers. Have we any farmer in the
county who can beat this.
Mr.. James Mounts has an egg
which is a curiosity On the small
eud is figure 2. which looks as
though pasted On the shell but is in
part a growth from the she'll. The
story Genes that the hen lays eggs
numbered frcm to IL, marked on
the shell. This though needs con-
formation.
We notice in o late Circleville
paper that Prof. Boyer. superinte nd
ent of the schools had secured the
agency to sell maps for the Schools.
1t was a side show traffic like this
that go. Jones of Nelsonville out Of
his job as superintendent. The pro
festors want to let the traffic in
school supplies alone The Circleville
Broad uf Education can get maps by
writing to Gen. Grosvenor or any
other Congressman.
A feature of the last campaign
was ireasOna ble element in the Rep
uplican party trying to make partner
ship with Democrats. OF course
that kind Of cattle are in all parties,
and on the market for the highest bid
The attempt was made to play our
party by a renegade gang. false to
themselves as well as to their party.
Th*t kind of DRIFT wood on the tides
of time and elections is lodged up
high and TO dry.
Hon. Dan Ryan, of Columbus,
was a visitor in our city on last Sun.
cay and while here met warm vel
come from his many personal friends
Mr.. Ryan has been chosen manager
in-chlef Of the Ohio Centennial. His
excellent service as our State repre-
sentative ut the Chicago Worlds
Exposition commended him to tie
Directory Of the Ohio Centennial
and he was selected by unanimous
vote TO take charge of this under
taking. He will communicate with
the people of Hooking through the
press and the appointed committee,
Miss Mcbride and Mr.. Green, aud
will give proper attention to the dis
plays our county may present.
The Z. z Society Of the Pres
byterIan church has srranged to give
three entertainments. Carpenters are
at work On the Dsw church and they
wish to assist in finishing the work.
The entertainments will be interest.
ing instructive and amusing. The
first will be given on Thanksgiving
night. Laugh and grow fas" will be
their motto and if you objec. to a
good laugh don't go. The celebrated
Smith Family will sing. Look out
for fun. In addition fourteen young
ladies and gentlemen will tell "why
We never married" The second
will be lecture by an
orator of national reputation. The
third will be Grand Conorrt by our
best local talent assisted by disting-
uisbed artists from other cities. A
ticket with admission to the three en-
will be rold TO fifty cts. |
Mr.. Marion Alstadt wsa a visit
Or iu our city last Saturday. He was
once fooled into politics. This is not
his realm. lie is straight fellow !
and the mire of Office seeking is not
10 the tastes OF fellow of his clean
|iness. He is a blacksmith. At a |
late meeting of the Farmers Institute
he read paper cn "Horse Shoeing."
The Scientific American, the fore
most paper in this country In the
practical and scientific newspaper
field, gave Mr.. Alstadt the compll-
nent to publish and commend his
paper. 1t is pleasant for us to note
he fact that a young man Of our
county so we'll understands bis work,
md can present hi. thoughts so as
10 catch attention befor the audience
IF the S,ientic American yhich has
he highest ability of this country in |
is service and In its hearing. |