The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-11-22
Fancy pillow covers at Mrs.

j. 1nornpurSh
For Millinery bargains 60 TO
Mrs. S. J. Thornburgh
Thanksgiving" sale in millinery
at Mrs. S. J. Thornburgh.
Ready male stock collars orders
taken at Mrs. S. J. Thornburgh.
When you vast jacket, cape
or child's garment call at Stiers g. Co.
"A hundred-piece sett of Havi-
land. beautiful decorations, for S22.-
90 at Stiers & Co.
-Stiers & 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.
Cotton Blankets 55c to
S1.50 at ]. Rochester d Sons.
December Butterick Pat
terms are now in, ]. Rochester
G Sons.
Extra heavy seamless black hose
for children 5 to s for 10 cents, s to
9 for IL cents. Ladies' thread hose
10 cents at STEERS &Co.
New Raisins, Currants
and Prunes at j. Rochester &
Sons.
December Delineator and
Butterick Patterns at J. Roch-
ester & Sons.
Ladies call at J. Roches-
ter & Sons and get a Decem-
Der Fashion Sheet.
Largest line Of Glassware
and Crockery in Logan at J.
Rochester & Sons.
New Buckwheat, Beans,
Hominv and Flake Hominy at
J. Rochester & Sons.
Mr.. Frank Acker and Miss
Amelia Stiers were married yesterday
at the home of the BRIDE, at high
noon, Rev. Sayre offic;atiog. They
left for a tour to Cleveland. They
will make their home with Mr.. Dan
Acker.
-Married-At the U. B. parson-
age, Logan, O., Nov. II, 1900 by N.
E. Cornetet, Mr.. Harley Ruble and
Miss LYDIA B. Coakley, both cf near
Logan, o. They have taken up their
residence on West Hunter Street of
Logan where they are now at home
to their friends.
DR.. D. NJ. Wright of Letart Falls
Ohio, was here last week visiting his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Magee. After visiting his father at
Logan, and his brother, DR.. Frank
Wright in Columbus, be will 60 to
Hudson, Ind, where on the 2Sth he
will be married to Miss Jessie Sher-
ron. They Will reside at Letart Falls,
o Ohio.-McArthur Enquier.
The literary exercises tor the
month OF November will be held at
he High School building. Wednesday
Nov. %, commencing 1:l5. Judge
o. w. II. Wright will give talk to
the students on Rob't Louis Steven.
son and his writings. This will be
he first of a series of talks the Sur't,
Is trying to arrange for the benefit of
he students.
The Twice Five Club held its
irst meeting of the winter season at
The residence of Judge Bright on
Iast Monday evening, and discussed
Japan and orr trade relations. The
next meeting will be held at Prof.
Pierponts, subject, Dante and the Art
md Literature OF his time, John F.
White, Dr.. Rannells and Prof. Pier
pont were put on duty to contribute
oapers. The discussion is likely to
AXE up the Guelph and GhibbIline
'euds, and the Medici, and the church
Lorenzo and Savonarola.
The merchants of Nelsonville
,oast of having had trade Of over
g, 900 on last Saturday. The Nelson
lille papers have the best advertise.
ng patronage of any papers in South
rn Ohio. The enterprissng business
nen of that town invite trade, and
ct it. They are knocking at the
oors of the Logan papers, wanting
D advertise their trade to our read
re-. Ward, Green, Starr and even
'alls township are going to Nelson
lille to trade. The merchants of Nell
onville are after the patronage of
,e men who read newspapers.
The G. E. Society of the Pres
yterian church will give at the church
q Monday night at Z O'Clock, the
rst of their "eyenings with English
'oets." The subject will be "Shake-