The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-12-21

and Invites the public TO call and
bug their Christmas supply of him.
--tnion suits for ladies' at 25, 80,
35 and AZ cents, these are great val.
ues, we have all qualities in wool,
also the extra large sizes -Stiers &
Co.
Nick Weilsnd is always good
kriss kingle, Santa Claus, and pro-
vidcs the pret,iest presents for Christ
mas. He viii give particulars next
week
The hest assortment of Jardi-
nieres. wafer sets, salad dishes, cake
sets, berry ses. vases 20 STYLES.
lamps aud all kinds of pretty dishes
at Stiers & Co.
I Special low rate excursion tick
cts sold 10 all points by c. 5. IL II.
H. Il, account Holidays. Tickets
on sale Dec. 90. %, SC, 1899, and
IAN. lSt. 1900.
Great bargains al \. J. We'll
and goods arriving daily by express
till Christmas too numerous to men
ltion, watches clocks silverwaTe Of all
kinds, ,incs bracelets &c.
--Siiers & 90. have as large an
assortment of shoes from the best
manufacturers and sell them for less
price than othet dealers as they dent
have the expense of rent.
The teachers who are preparing to
give their pupils the usual Christmas
Treat should call on Steve Hudson.
who offers a reduction to teachers on
candies aud nuts bought of him.
Gen Joe Snider, accompanied by
| his ,ble staff. Jack MoaertY and Sen
ator Miller, were in W. Va. last
hunting. The Editorial table has been
cleared for reception CT prowress.
Judge Slough and daughter were
visitors IN the cit, on last Saturday.
The Judge held short session of
court and disposed of some matters
in which Judge Wright, as previous
attorney could no, act.
ia Christmas Cradle" will be
DR.. HarleyJ stewards sunday morn
ing subiec, at the Presbyterian church.
in The evening the sunday school
will give nhristmas entertainment
ard DR. steward will speak on "A
Christmas song" special music at
both services.
This is the time OF the year when
seusibie school teachers treat the
children to candy and coufections.
The teachers ali read the Sentinel,
and are here invited TO call at Luke
Lehmans before closing deals with
houses in Columbus or elsewhere.
Auditor VIII Bowen had birth
day, his 35' on last Monday. 1t was
much more of quiet affair than his
first, when his father, and most of his
people were down in the front with
the Union Army. 1t Is our wish
ihat the anniversary last Monday
may have many retGrns as pleasant
as this.
Mr.. Robert Evans of uear Nelson
vile, an old time acquaintance made
us pleasant call Tuesday, while Oh
his way to New Lexington on
Christmas visit among the Wrights
and Nugents and Tagues with whom
he dug coal and froliced thirty years
ago. Mr.. Evans is n good health
and spirits and we bespeak for him
a hearty welcome from friends in the
old "Stomping grounds"
The Logan Board Of Trade met
last Monday evening and re elected
for second term. all the officers, viz:
President, }. F. Harden; Secretary,
+. NJ. Mckay; Treasurer, Bert Har-
ring,op; Directors, Milt Martin, Hen
ry Woodworth, Harry Ambrose,
Chas Rose. The meetings will be
held hereafter on thu first Thursday
Of each month.
Luke lehman, in his new quart
ers in the Wright Building opposite
the First Bank and SENTINEL office,
has the finest grocery roums in the
city, and one of the very best sur
piled with all stapel goods. He is
prepared fer the Holi day Trade.
His stock of goods include all that Is
pretty and good, suitable Tor pres
ents or for family use. He invites the
public TO call and see him before
making purchases elsewhere.
We regret to notice IN our ex
changes, that Professor Boone, hyp-
notis', Of Logan memory, was cru, J.
ly arrested in Charleston West Va. |
for non payment Of Il hotel bill. 1t
is comforting to know that he play
ell no hypnotism, but paid the cash,
and is yet at large. lie is the spec
ial contributor TO our esteemed cot