The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-02-08
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held on Sunday. Preaching by DR..
Steward at both services. As this
church is historic land mark many
will want TO attend the las; services.
All welcome.
Pretty rivac,ous May Smith
Robbins will be at the Rempel Opera
house Monday, Feb. 10Th, in the
musical melo-drama Little Tnxie.'
The play has been intirely rewritten
this season, and contains msny new
sensational features. For good
long laugh and an ENJOYABLE evening
see Little Trixie.'
The Murphy Temperance move
ment Is moving this way. The MUIR
ply plan is unobjectionabIe. There
is no prohibition preached, no legis-
lation proposed, only PLEDGE no: to
drink and to stop drinking. There is
nothing political or mnrcenary in this.
The great concert and Musical
opening of the new Presbyterian
church will occur on Tuesday night
Feb. 27. The first services in the
new church will be held on Sunday
Feb 25th. Look out for musical
treat at the concert, admission 25cts.
The program is an excellent one.
One likes comedy, but one
likes comedy with plot. Little
Trixie" at the Opera house. Logan,
Feb. 10Th, is a musical melo drama
Of refined order. 1t las the plot of
melo-drama, together with the fun
of comedy and the, specialties of a
vaudeville farce.
Our Grangers are TO be congra-
tulated in the honor having as visitor
and lecturer, Hon. S. IL. Ellis, one
Of the fouders,and for many years the
head of the order in the State. MIR.
Ellis was highly pleased with the in
terest taken by our Farmers, as
shown in attendance at the Institute.
A ''prominent Republican, says
the Columbus Journal, predicts that
if the Clark Local Option bill is pass
ed, the Republican party Will lose
$4,000 votes. AS much as to say
there are $4,000 saloon keepers in
the state and the liquor tariff is not
altogether in the hands of the naughty
democrats.
Lovers of fine music and genteel
comedy will enjoy "Little Trixie" at
the theatre Monday night. The COM
pany comes highly recommended and
is artistic in every sense. The play
is high class aud refined, and the
specialties first class in every respect.
Patrons of the theatre may expec,
rare musical and comedy treat.
-Ttree Philippine cattle-a bull
COW and costing 81, ,175 delivered
in San Francisco, have been received
by H. B. Phillips, of Kansas City.
Th, bull is about / the size of the
average native American, is 3 #. tall
Z ft. long, color red, and weighs 400
fb. The COW is about the same size
and weight and gives daily about 7pt
Of very rich milk. Both are well
broken in as beasts of burden. The
calf is not 80 in. tall. weighs about
l5O 10, and is said to be half water
buffalo with wonderful staying pow.
ers under water.
The Kansas Editorial Association
recently visited the lead and zinc
field in South Western No. and re
port the towns of Galena Kas. and
Joplin Mo. the most rapidly growing
towns of the west. The association
WAS conducted by Col. Weldy, Ed
itor of Galera Republican. The lead
and zinc mines are SAID 10 be the
richest in the world.
Mr.. j. d. Clark we'll known to
our people has located there and has
before him the prospect for fortune
rhe heirs of the late John A. Muir
,hy ofour town hold valuable posses
on here. which will be developed
in the Spring.
. Judge Riason entered upon his
second term on Saturday of last week.
His bond is for $4,000. The bonds
nen are A. L. O'Neil, j. &. Krinn,
5eo Hartman, A. A. Juniper, John
dansel, Geo Marks, G. +. Bowen,
:. f. Rempcl. The bondsmen ar,
he most substantial men of the
county and this tender of confidence
s not only complimentary to the
Judge, but to the democratic party
n an official who commands such |
confidence. Charley Drum IS con-
inued as deputy. We hope the Sec
md term will be as successful as the I
irst, and that the business of issuing
y, Iiconrns NAV ,noraaso {o.