The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-12-06

the guest of Miss Ellen Powers.
Treasurer Kline was a business
visitor in Columbus last Saturday.
i Mr.. We're Wright. Devil" Of the
Ohio Democrat, visited in jacksonville
Sunday.
--latest style in untrimmed hats
for s. so each at Mrs. S j. Thorn
burghs.
! w atches. Clocks, Rings, Silver
ware Watch chains Charms, &C., at
N. j. WEILAND's.
Charley Bowlby has gone into
partnership with l. N, Shers in the
butchering business.
The Lancaste Gazette notes that
"Miss McCray of Logan is visiting
relatives in that city.
Mr.. Geo. Matt, electrician at
the State Farm was business visit
or in Logan on Monday.
Common Pleas Court is in ses-
sion in Perry County this week,
Judge Wright presiding.
-Sti-rs & Co. have the largest
display of jackets at the lowest pri-
ces of any place In town.
Ladies Fleeced Hose 10c
pair at J. Rochester & Sons.
Fred Conkle of near PurselI cal
led to zee us last Monday, aud give
US words and deeds of good cheer.
Cotton Blankets SOC to
$1.50 at ]. Rochester G Sons.
Col. Sands has returned from a
visit among old friends In Cincinnati
and is in the best OF health and splr-
its.
New Buckwheat, Beans.
Hominy and Flake Hominy at
J. Rochester & Sons.
Extra heavy seamless black hose
for children 5 to for 10 cents, 8 to
8 for IL cents. Ladies' thread hose
10 cents at ST1ERs & Co.
MIR. Flave Case has Holiday
goods. He wants to sell them. He
viii: sell them because be, advertises.
Read his proclamation and call at the
store.
~Stockwell & Bininger present their
compliments to the readers of the
SENTINEL with an interesting adver-
tising invitation. Call and see the
presents.
Mr.. David O'Hare of Straitsvllle,
who is meeting with excellent success
in his mercantile business, was vIs-
isor In Logan yesterday.
MIR. Harden, our enterprising |
Furniture dealer illustrates his ad-
vertisement with handsome pictures.
hut to fully realize the variety and
beauty of his Holiday goods, yon
mnst visit the store. His prices are
reasonable.
Miss Edna Armstrong. who is
having a great success with her first
school, out near Ash Cave. spent
Thanksgiving with her parents in Lo
gan and received hearty welcome
from her young lady friends, who
called and spent very pleasant eve
ming with her, Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. P. Armstrong,
held family reunion at their home.
on Thanksgiving, when an elegan,
dinner was served by Mrs. Arm
strong and her accomplished daugh-
ters. About 25 enjoyed themselve
at the hospitabls home of j. p. Arm
strong. and all report good time.
Mr.. A. l.. O'Neil of Star, in
recent contribution to one of our co.
temporaries. reeiting legend of the
early days in the Union Furnace
neighborhood, displays literary
ability, particularly IN descriptive
writing, that would 10 credit to many
of our popular magazine writers.
The Sells dlvorse case was re-
sumed in court in Columbus last Mon
day, the details of which are present
ed in the papers of that city for the
delectation of foul minded readers.
The are but few bad men in Logan,
and the Columbus papers will be dull
sale, as usual, when such vile stuff is
served to the readers.
5000 yearly to Christian man or
woman to look alter our growing
business in this and adjoining coun.
ties; to act as Manager and Cores
pondent; work can be done at your
home. Enclose self addressed,
stamped envelope for particulars to
H. A. sherman, General Manager,
Corcoran Building, opposite United
States Treasury, Washington, D. c.
The Thanksgiving Ball given by