The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-08-23

union liz Chicago, leaving ON next
Monday.
A number oi our young bloods
of Logan who are too smart to read
the papers OF listen to the advice o!
friends, lost all of their last months
wages on the old she'll game cheat.
-Messrs V. c. Lowry, Harry
Sparnon, Judge " right, Fr. Powers.
Judge Bright and Lewis Green, of
Logan attended the funeral of Judge
Slough in Lancaster on last Sunday.
N. E. Cornetet, pastor of the U.
3. church, preached the annaal sermon
before the Logan District Ministerial
Institute on Tuesday evening. Also
gave an address on Wednesday be-
fore the same body on Ministerial
Efficiency.
Mayor Brooke did very grace
full thing by the orphans on shhow
day. The Matron, Mrs. Keller
brought the children to town to see
the parade, Mayor Brooke installed
them in bis Office. procured them din
ner, and then took them all to the
show. 1t is acts of this kind that
temper the usual hostility to Off
cials.
The Sermon of Fr. Powers, Of
our city, at the funeral Of Judge
Slough, IN Lancaster Oh last Sunday
from the text-Jeremiah-
''Let your voice rest from weeping
and your eyes from tears, for there Is
a reward for his labors, saith the
the Lord" was of such instructive
character to all who heard it. that at
the request of many Of the deceased
personal and professional friends,
the SENTINEL, with larger congre-
CATION than the hearern, will publish
it next week, from the Stenographlc
notes of Miss Louie Green, of the
who reported It.
There Will be departments de-
voted 10 exhibition of PHILIPPINE
arms, clothing, stamps. coin. furni
ture and other relics of the recent
war, at the Fall Festival in Cincin-
natl which opens Sept. 18th and
closes Sept. 29ih. Mr.. Edwin Klug
A prominent gentleman of Cincin-
natl started the nucleus for this dis
play with handsome donation of
many valuable relics of the late war.
-Rempels Opera house will be op-
sned this season by a grand home en-
tertainmcnt given by Logan's best
actors. At considerable expense the
have secured the right
o produce '.The Private Secretary"
he Funniest farce ever written. The
atest and best songs will be intro
lrced and Cap. Friesners orchestra
rill dispense sweet music throughout
he evening of Sept. Z"
illustrating the interests of mar
,facturers cf Cincinnati and suburbs
n the coming Fall festival to he
,eld in Cincinpati September 10th
o 29th twenty eight applications for
pace in the two big halls devoted to
exposition space were received in
hree days of the week ending Aug.
18th. The department known as
south Hall was at that time nearly
III filled, and North Hall about two
birds. The Exposition feature of
he Festival will be greater than the
greatest of the old Industrial Expo
'itions.
Here is {. rare opportun-
ty to lay in a stock of Shirt
Waists for ordinary wear.
Stlers & Co. are now closing
)ut all their soc shirt waists
1T 25c and all 75c and S1.00
at soc. The waists
ire worth twice the money
out we want the room AMI so
We just cut the price in two.
The committee Of invitations of
he Cincinnati Fall Festival to be
'eld Sept. 10th to 29th has issued
to President VIM. Nc
Ainley, Honorable Theodore Rose
'elt, Albany, New York, Honorable
Nm. ]. Bryan, Lincoln, Nebraska,
honorable Adlai Stevenson, Bloom
ngton, Illinois, Admiral George
Dewey, Washington, d. G., Gov. q.
( Nash, Ohio, Gov. James E.
Iiount, Ind, Gov. j. W. c. Beck
lem, Ky., Gov. BENTON Mcmillan,
Tenn, Gov. q. w. Atkinson, West
"a, Senators ]. B. Foraker, Mark
lama, Ohio, Congress,nen w. B.
'hattuc, Jacob II. Bromweil, Ohio,
Ion John r. Mclean, Washington,
}. c. Besides these Invitations were
lso issued the Mayors of Cincinnati,
)ovington, Newport, Bellevue, Lud-
oW. XIV. and all the towns and vii |