The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-01-26

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The Logan Foundry has con.
tracts for making bicycle locks, tu
keep the present force at work for
the next six months. Several wide
awake towns are bidding for the
plant.
Mrs. Samuel Stivison, one of
our oldest citizens, died at her home
three miles west of Logan on last Fri
day. Interment in cemetery near
Carpenters.
MIR. Silas Warthman, who is one
of Hockings best farmers, butchered
last week two pigs, which netted 942
pounds. Can any Hooking farruer
beat this?
Toilet Soaps, Ludwigs Buttermilk
and Vegetable Oil Soap 8 cakes in
box, 10 ct. box. Try it, equal to soap at
20 ct. box. Stiers & Co.
The Ohio Editorial Association
is in convention In Columbus this
week. The Summer excursion will De
to Portland Oregon, and other cities
on the Pacific.
The Standad Oil Co. has been
"Sampling" the oil from the Carpen-
ter we'll. 1t is prediction that with
in year or fwo Logan will be the
centre of the greatest oil field in the
state.
Mr.. G. w. Lloyd of Sandrun
sent box of goods to his wife in Col
umbus, when Mrs. Lovd opened the
box, contained lot of brick bats,
the officers are looking who the film
flammer.
Mr.. Charley LutF and Miss
Bianch Hamblin were married last
Wednesday evening at the residence
of the bride, by Rev. DR.. Steward,
all of Logan.
Calgates Toilet Soaps, brown
windsor, almenal, glycerine,
oat meal, white CASTLE and
white clematis. always con.
sidered the standard of excel.
lence, 2oc box of 3 cakes.
Stiers & Co.
An interesting letter from Mr..
VIM. England who is trave ing in
the new South reached us this morn
ing too late for publication ti,s week.
1t will appear in our next.
Mrs. William Schaefer Of Car
rol and Mrs. James Oliver and X. E.
Frey Of Logan attended the funeral
of their Uncle, William Frey on last
Sunday near Mt. Zion.
Mrs. J. S. Shaw is agent for the
Worlds Fair Tailoring System. She
invites Ladies Of Logan and country
10 call at her residence, North Null.
berry Street and see designs.
MIR. Henry Trimmer who is one
of the most prominent swine breeders
of the state, making the Chester-white
his speciality, sold one OF his lot to
Stiers, which weighed 665 pounds.
The hog had usual feed. Can any
body beat this?
Miss Lizzie McManigal of our
city, a graduate of our Logan
Schools, and Wooster College, an
efficent teacher in various Schools in
the West has been rendered al
position as teacher in the Schools OF
Havana, Cuba.
The position was offered her upon
the recommendation of her friend and
former teacher, Prof. Rayman.
Carpet Chain. We refer
YOU to all carpet weavers as
to the excellent quality of
our carpet chain. 1t goes
farther than any other chain
introduced to the trade SO
far. And we can say that in
the ten years we have hand.
led this chain we have never
had a complaint about it. All
,olors in stock now.
Stlerr & Co.
Mr.. Harry E. Rose, one of Lo-
,ans recruits In the Service of Uncle
sam, attached to the Chief Surgeon
taft, at Augusta, Ga. made brief
'isit home, arriving on Saturday
md leaving on Tuesday. Harry met
hearty welcome from everybody.
1e is we'll, looking well, and likes his
york. His many friends tender him
'est wishes, continued health, hap.
lness and early promotion.
William Mcknight, a working
nan employed at Jobs, became sud.