The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-08-30

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to Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Gage on last
Monday, a boy.
-Bub Voris is very sick and his
death is apprehended before many
days or hours.
-FOrtytwo new subscribers last
week. The Sentinel has prosperity.
1t has also the good will of the people.
We are compelled for want of
space to deny several Merchants of
Murry City room this week for their
advertisements.
We regret to learn Of the death
from blood poisoning of Mrs. Mary
yoris Bradford of Columbus, on last
Friday. The deceased was sister to
Mrs. A. I. Voris and H. C. Drinkle
of Lancaster, related to the Webb
family in our city and has many
friends in Logan who will mourn her
death. The funeral was conducted
by Rev. Good, formerly NJ. E. pas
tor Of our city.
The New Lexington Herald has
absorpei the New Lexington Index,
. paper recently started in that town.
The Index had no politics and did
not develope into q "seeming neces-
sity," and died in the arms of the
good old Herald. Bro. Cullinan will
take care OF the Index subscribers
and give them healthy democratic
nourishment.
Subscribe for the Campaign Sem
tinel only 10 cents.
Visitors to the State Fair will
find q more attractive exhibit at the
Lazarus Emporium than any depart
ment of the Fleming, Ring & Co
pretense. The Messrs Lazarus invite
Hooking county people to call and
make an acquaintance. Say to the
gentlemanly usher that you have cal
led on invitation in Hooking Senti-
mel, aud you will receive polite at
tention and shown the biggest store
of its kind in Ohio.
Sunday Spet 9th, Special train
will leave Logan at 4 o'clock .. m.
connecting at Toledo for Detroit for
Putin Bay BY boat. There will be
plenty of room. Every one will have
. seat. Don't miss the most popular
excursion of the season. See small
bills for particulars.
The Byesville Enterprise has
been purchased by Mr.. Skinner,
formerly of the Marietta Times. The
Enterprise, under the able editorial
management of Mr.. Smith, formerly
the popular druggist of our city, is
not only good newspaper, but is
also successful business enterprise.
Mr.. H. C. ssSenator" Conkle,
of the Pursell neighborhood. was 4
welcome visitor at the Sentinel
chambers on last Saturday. He re-
ports the democracy of Big Pine in
good shape and fighting trim. and
predicts the certain election of Bryan
-Messrs John Hansel and Eli
Chute held . harmonious convention
for several hours in the Sentinel pf-
fee last Saturday. They, with Mr..
Nelson Armstrong, are a committee
to select delegates to the Decennial
Board of Equalization convention to
be called hereafter. Candidates for
delegateship should hand In their
names early to avoid the rush.
The work has begun on the new
residence Of Mrs. Lytle on corner of
Second and South Mulberry street.
The residence will be one of the
handsomest improvements of the city
and will give completeness to this
square, DR.. Wright, John Rochester
Joe Snider occupying the three other
corners.
Prof Henry Schaal, one of Hook
ing countys most successful teachers
is reappointed to the Superinteudancy
of the Monday schools, and will be.
gin teaching next week.
Henry Hansel returned from his
trip to Europe last Sunday evening.
He had good health and a pleasant
time, and looks ten years younger. |
Abel Carpenter and Almy Kline aro}
in New York, and expected home the !
latter part OF the week. We publish
elsewhere pleasant letter from the
pilgrims written on the Rhine, the
day before they turned their faces
for home.
Preaching at the Logan U. B.