The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-07-13

Mrs. Haines is visiting her
father in Carol this week.
Mrs. Homer L. Wright is SER
lousy sick from heart disease.
-12 to Is cent quality lawn, or.
! gsndie and Plque. Your choice 60.
| Stiers & Co
Post Master Vickers has been
confined 10 his room for several
days from an attack Of bilious
fever.
Andy Crawford is in the city
! nd county this week in charge of
aan engineering corps, surveying
lines for the Federal Gas Co.
Cap. Bowers, who for the past
year, has been one of our most gen.
la citizens has engaged with the
Morgan Engineering Co. at Akron.
"A table filled with odd peices of
glass, china, and glassware IL to rs
cents was the price, your choice for
8 OTIS. Stiers s Co.
Gen. John 6. Reeves of Lam
caster, Attorney for tho Logan
Natural Gas o., and Dol. Town
send, Secretary, were in the city
Yesterday IN business before the
Board of Commissioners.
The finger boards at country
cross roads will not be such a,trac-
tive marks for the boys to throw
stones at while the sheet iron men
and the tin painted girls invite at
tention.
The State Board of Public
Works has leased to the Logan Nat.
Gas Co. and the Northwest Ohio
Nat. Gas Co. the right to cross the
Hooking Canal in Hooking county
for the sum of 5000. 90 each.
Cash paid for Gin
sing and Yellow Root
at Uase's Drug Store.
Sept 1. 1899
1t is currently reported that j.
P. Nuuemaker of Marion will be ap
pointed school examiner in place of
Mr.. Brown, whose term soon expires.
Mr.. Nunemaker is a practical teach
er, a good scholar, and democrat.
= Henry Woodwork has got
his longing hearts desire, "llar-
mony." 1t was not in Ike waste |
places of republican politics, not
in caucuses and conventions nor
expeditions 10 Athens and Ash
Cave. 1t Is at home, a girl.
Farmers have sold their wool
and will soon be selling their wheat.
They will have money to spend. DO |
our merchants want any of their trade
or shall it be taken to Columbus on
the invitation of an advertisement?
Two Electric Railway Compan
les are competing for right of way in
Fairfield for roads leading from
Lancaster to Columbus A road
from Nelsonville to Logan On the
toe path of the Canal, is what In
terests US.
Squire Isaac Y. Haatzel of
Starr, and the only democrat ever
elected in the township was in the
city on last Saturday. He is eE-
gagged at this time, thrashing. The
wheat, he thinks will not Yeild gen.
orally more than half crop.
Rev. N. w. Good, the pastor, will |
preach at the M. E. church next Sun
day morning. In the evening, the
Presbyterian and Methodist congre-
cations will join in a union service
at the M. E. church. DR. Steward will
preach the sermon. Everybody wei
come.
The Logan Manufacturing Go.
have done more business in the last
six months than during the entire
year Of 1893, This is creditable to
the business enterprise of the Messrs
White and to the appreciated skill
of the mechanics employed.
The latest improvement in some
of our country districts is displayed
in the scare crows in the fields on the
road side. The straw stuffed PANTS,
the bean pole back bone and last
straw hats, have given place
to things Of beauty and joy for the
Small boy:
-WANTED.--A first class sales.
man. Will pay $40 per week to
good man who can show US that he
can handle our business successfully;
spleudid opportunity for young man
to secure permanent position. Give
two references and state business ex-
perience. Write The Werner Com
pany, 2lo Schultz Bldg, Columbus,
Ohio.
Columbus claims that over two
thousand dollars of Logan money
was spent in that city during the
week of the Street Fair. For a month
,r more the business men of that
,ity had been floating the country
With advertisements, "fishing."
They caught a good haul. Logan
business men might catch some
Hooking trade, if they fish for it.
Chilioothe Leader says, Mr. Joseph
Slater, a prominent business man of
arrived in this city Sat-