The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-03-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Apply To Mrs. turSell.
Mss Bass Rf,se spent Sunday
with relatives in Athens.
Senator Bright spent last Satur-
day among his conss tuents.
-Stiers & ca. are now showing
and immense stock of Spr ng Goods.
Mr. John Hayley of LaurelvIlIe
was the guest of Ii. relatives in Lo-
gan last week.
-Stiers anil Co are having a good
trade on liable linen Just now. The
low prices are the attractions.
Mis- Mechanical has been con.
Quoting tue schoc!! class the past week
for Miss Mcbride. who is sick.
The Mystics were very pleas
antly entertained by Miss Nelia Vail
At her horne on Saturday evening.
-Representative Rannell- OF Z H.
ski was a visitor in our city las, week
the guest of his relative Dr. Ranm-lls
The Commissioners in ses sipa
last Saturday granted the new road
petitioneI for by tie Lees in Star
township.
Attorneys Dangiler,y and Pick
erins were in the city on last Tuesday
presenting a case tc the court in
cha nbcrs.
Prices at Mrs. S. J. Thornburs' 5
suit all Cali and see her aud learn
for yourself the cost of your aew
Easter hat.
Representative Rannells has iu-
troduced Bill authorizing Murray
City to raise funds TO build $500
School house.
Mr. Al Ssiers who has bcen quite
sick for the last week is improving.
ana 1t is hoped will soon be in his
place of business again.
-Stiers & Co. pride themselves on
their stock of all over llcas and en-
brOideries this Sprlng. You should
call and see their assortment.
The Athens Journal notes that
"Miss Daisy Watkins of Logan. who
has been visiting in Athens for the
last two weeks has returned home.
MIR Berne Dayeursrs has Lsen
transferred from the Government
Hospit,l in Washington City to MN
lila. He left Washington last week.
Watch for the display OF the
latest np-to-date styles in hats, hon
nete and other millinery goods In the
window of Mrs. s. J. Thornbury'S
large millinery establishment.
so cents buys the best corsets
ever offered in this city of different
styles. white and drab. TASK to see the
Pcmaut. Special features in the new
side steels. SriERs & Co.
MIR. James Hardin. one of the
prominent citizens of Ilesboro. en-
couraged US in the coming campaign
BY pleasant worfs of good will, and
good money besides.
Mrs. Thornburgh left on last
Saturday for Cleveland where she
will purchase her spring stork of
goods. the incest. the latest in the
fashionable line of millinary goods.
-6leachsd Table Linens satin fin
isb of real merit. Designs are beau
tifnl, as to price We assure Won they
are % per cent under value SIS SIS
e.S5 sl.0o & sl25. STEERS & c..
-Mrs,zEhornbu'g extends an in
vitation to the ladies of town and
country to call and see her large as
sortment of Millinery goods which
will arrive in time for the Easter
opening.
-AltEouek nuslins and all cotton
goods have sivanced in price very
mnch-yet Stiers aad Company are
selling a splendid value in brown
maslins at 81 cts. This can not be
duplicated.
The Elks of our city attended the
funeral of Mr.. John Hughes Of Straits
vile, last Saturday, in body. The
deceased was president of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians and prominent
member Of the order OF Eks.
Mrs. S. J. Thnrnburg is in
Cleveland this week purchasing
full line of millinery goods and she
invites the ladies OF town and coup.
try. before buying elsewhere, to call
and zee her goods and get her prices
The young ladies of the Presby- |
terian Church expect to hold an
Easter Sale on Friday April 18th.
You will find hand made h#ndker
chiefs from many states, besids iancy ,