The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1899-12-14
All kinds Of staple groceries a

entertaia'ngty just looking throug'
the Holiday Stock of S,iers & Co
I even if they don't want to buy.
Union suits for ladies ut 25, 80
35 and AZ cents, th,se are great val
ues, We have all qualities in wool
also the extra large sizes -Stiers 4
Co.
Mick Weiland is always a gooe
! Kriss Kingle, Santa Claus. and pro
vidcs the pretiiest presents for Christ
mas. He will give particulars mex,
week.
-Married-Augus.us G. Stein
man to Miss Alice NJ. Westenhaver
at the NJ. E Parsonage on the eve
ming Of December the 9TH, Rev. Sayr,
! officiating.
-Neckwear! Well drop in and
We'll show you the most exquisite
colorlngs, styles and shadings. Ex-
elusive effects for Christmas presents
Brown Bros.
Special low rate excursion tick.
cts sold to all points by G. S. & H.
r. R, account Holidays. Tickets
on sale Dec 90, 25, sc, 1899, aud
Jan lst, 1900.
Judge Wright Eeld Court on
last Monday and heard arguments in
the case Of Weldy against Van Horn.
the issue being responsibility of an
endorser OF note.
-Stiers & Go. have as large an
assortment of shoes from the best
manufacturers and sell them for less
price than othet dealers as they don't
have the expense of rent,
Great bargains at N. J. Well
and goods arriving daily by express
till Christmas too numerous to men,
ton, watches clocks silverware of all
kinds, rings bracelets &c.
What's in hat! Depends on
who wears it. What amount of style
and good appearance it has depends
where You buy it. We have I'll the
correct styles. s.-Rrown Bros.
Take peep in or show window
where you will see many beautiful
and us.f articles from which to Sc.
lect Chrirtmas presents tor the ones
you love best.-Brown Bros.
Misses Belle and Tillic Snider
entertained number of their friends
in a pleasant manner with a Taffy
Pulling at their elegant home on
South Mulberry, "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lorentz, the venerabel viii
ow of the late John Lorentz, died
on last SuZ-y at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, Culver Smith. Inter
ment on Tuesday in Oak Grove Gem
etery.
You can only wear one hat at a
time, why not get the latest aud best
don't cost you any more for the new
est styles here than you'd have to pay
for back number somewhere else
Brown Bros.
Grandpa Sweazy, one of our
oldest citizens, n,uty years of age,
died at bis home In Logan on last
Sunday. Interment at the Donald
son cemetery, in Green township Oh
last Tuesday.
Beautiful Shirts, attract the at
Iention and are appreciated by the /
good dresser. We have the most /
beautiful as we'll IS the largest line i
in town 10 select from aud prices
that please the purchaser. ANY size.
Bros.
This is the time Of the year when
sensible school teachers treat the
children to candy and confections.
The teachers ali read the Sentinel,
and are here invited to call at Luke |
Lehmans before closing deals with
houses in Columbus or elsewhere.
-"Election Day" will be Dr..
Harley ). Stewards Sunday morning
ubject at the Presbyterian church.
IN view of the hundredth anniversary
# the death of Washington. DIR.
Steward will speak in the evening on
Lessons from the Life of Washing
on" Christmas Sunday will be Of
.reat interest, the morning subject
rill be "a Christmas Cradle, eve
ing subject; "a Christmas Song"
IN Dec. 3lst, the New Years subject
'ill be, Something New" and "Look-
ng Forward" the aim will be to
make these subjects interesting in- d.
truotive and heipful. Come. The
Id year is dying. How often have
ou attended pubic worship?