The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-10-12
LOCAL NEWS.
Bargains in Wall Paper at Spar k

- All 25cent medicine for 20cents at
kks Drug Store.
-Pure white lead 5cts. per lb. at
Sparks Drug store.
ALI dollar medicines for s7cents
at Sparks Drug store.
School supplies of all kinds at
Cases Drug Store.
Girls school shoes in all sizes.
$50 pr. Stockwell & Bininger
Stationary at 20 per cent less
than regular price at Sparks Drug
Store.
Quick sales and small profit is
the motto being used at Sparks drug
store.
60 with ,hcKaight Templars to
Cincinnati Get. 10Th and l lth via c.
NJ. V. Ry.
Miss Louie Green entertained a
few of her friends at her home on last
Tuesday evening.
Sparks has just received new
lot of wall paper which will be sold
at cut rate.
"A fair and supper will be given
at the Presbytearn church on Thurs
day Dec. eth. Look out for IT.
Special sale of trimmed bats,
street hats, black half plumes and
yelvets on Saturday, Oct. l4th at
Hopkins.
Mrs. $. J. Thornburg went to
Cleveland Sunday to personally Sc
lect another invoice of late Fall Hats
and Bonnets.
Sunday excursion to Columbus.
Oct. 18th. S1.00 round trip. Train
leaves Logan 3. III a. ~. returning
leaves Columbus $50
Mr. Lee Groves, Forman of the
SENTINEL, and DR.. Rainy of our city
spent last Sunday at the State FARM
aud report havInga had very pleas
ant visit.
The ladies of the 4ih Ward will
have charge of the market next Sat
urday. Bread punkiu pies, dough
nuts cakes, hot soup and will serve
you with nice lunch.
Excursion tickets at all stations.
Cyyren Commandry No. 10. Zanes-
VILE, with their friend vii! 90 on
Oct. 10th via c. NJ V. Ry. Baner's
Baud will accomdany them. Get in
line and go along. A good ti2se is
assured
Knight Templars excursion TO
Cincinnati, Oct. 10th and 11th. Ex-
cursion tickets one fare for the round |
trip, will be sold for this occasion
from all stations on the c. d NJ. Y. !
Ry. good returning until Oct 18th.
inclusive.
Oyster Supper! Benefit new
church. Thursday Oct. 10, Conduct
ed by the meh. Special attractions.
Fun! All the men OF the Church and |
Congregation are urged to meet at
the church Wednesday of next week
at s p. m. Tell your husbands, sons,
fathers brothers to attend. Success
depends on you.
-.dr. Jim Collision, one of the
prominent farmers OF Laurel chal-
lenges John Jones Oil his corn. He
has grown corn corn this season on
his hill farm, ears l3 inches in length
% rows on the cob, 4 more than the
Jones corn corn. The grains on a
single ear counted 1886. Ohio can
not beat this.
Squire Brooks b as moved his Of
fee to the room in the Bowen build
ing, formerly occupied by Ed Baker.
Mr.. Brooks purchased the book bind
er firm from Mr.. Wade. and will con-
duct the business in the adjoining
room. The arrangement is good
one, the Squire as hookman will 'bind
over" man or book that comes beFor
him.
Mayor Smith and Marshall Arm
strong are to be highly commended
for the preservation Of order in our
city the last two weeks, when we Ind
from three to four hundred strange
men in town, working on the con-
struction Of the new gass plant. The
laborers were men of good habits,
but our officers took no chances on
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