The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-09-13


ance and with i've additional teach
ere. Mr.. Rayman is one of the besl
Educators in the state, and his man,
logan friends, especially his pupil,
are glad to know Of his good sue
cess.
-Lucius Wright had his initial
Court experience a. Clerk on las,
Monday. He took hold of the bust.
ness with tho skill Of q veteran anG
conducted the crowding work of {
first day With tho courtesy of = gen
tleman and tie business dispatch ol
4 master of affairs. We eongratu.
late the new Clerk on the success oi
his &C Commencement"
Our Collector who 10 out remind
ing some Of our long time subscriber.
that paper bills and rents and print
ers wages are due, meets with some
funny experiences. '.Didn't sub
scribe" "dont read the paper, " "csnt
pay" ''paper don't amount to any
thing" wont stand it to be dunned, "
and . whole lot of that kind of stuff.
When we vr'te . biographical his
of tbess distinguished old and long
time subscribers, it will be interest.
ing reading.
Mr.. Adam Laferty, JE. ono Of
the prominent young men of the val.
ley was an attendant at court on last
Monday, summoned to serve - >
juror. Adam 10 red hearted and
warm haired republican, but hs is al.
so genial, so:ial gentleman and
has lots of good personal friends in
Logan who are glad to meet him no
matter the occasion, which brings
him, lore, Law or politics.
Tho Misses Swickle of Marion,
presented the Sentinel printers last
With . basket Of choice
fruits, apples, peaches, p.an and
grapes, for which the ladies have
Dur thanks. The gift was scarcely
given until our bachelor neighbors,
Col. Weldy aud Senator Lowry join
ID the printers staff, and shared in
The delicasiss, loud in praise over the
sweet fruit not more admirable than
The girls who gave It.
1t will be . matter of ness to
,ur Klondyke subscribers to know
hat the weather in Logan last Sun
lay and Monday was the hottest ever
Known in this country. Logan and
Cincinnati. according to the govern.
neat thermometer register, were the
wo hottest places on the Continent,
l04 on Sunday and lO13 on Mon
lay at 3 P. II. The tail end If the
Galveston hurricane reached % on
night about midnight, q
Ugh, hot wind, followed BY pleasant
md cool weather yesterday.
The report Of the committee ex-
opr county treasury shows
healthful condition of financial af-
airs for our county. The tax col.
ecllons amount to over ono hundred
nd eighty thousand dollars. We
ave. after paying all demands, 81
'alanee of almost thirty-one thous-
nd dollars and no overdrafts. This
} democratic management. Vote
he democratic ticket and continue
bic condition in Hooking county
nances.
Rev. Baker of Columbus, the
,ader of the Anti Saloon movement
10 challenged Representative P rice
Athens to discuss the local option
~ which Price opposed, at . meet-
g to b held In Concord, Athens
ounty, on Sept Is. When the
-thenian Statesman who opposed the
cal option law doors the Preacher,
e hope to sec him epcountes our
spator, Judge Bright. who is also .
tatesman and Republican and in
'vor Of the Local Option.
Here is {: rare opportun.
y to lay in a stock of Shirt
Waists for ordinary wear.
tiers d Go. are now closing
ut all their SOC shirt waists
25c and all 75c and $l.O0
'aists at Soc. The waists
re worth twice the money
ut we want the room and so
e just cut the price in two.
Uncle Ben White, of Perry, in
70 overflow Of his charitable heart,
ON the abundance Of hi, hountiful
chard and garden, sends us . bask. +,
of the choicest products, red ap- {.
es, blushing peaches, purple paint.
0ranea and sfr;n0 hoona 18th .