The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-05-03


neighborhood, was pleasant calle
last Saturday. He is for Bryan an
the platform and says his Democrat
reighbors are all of his mind.
-Married-At the NJ. E. Parson
age, Sabbath morning, April 29,
Mr. John II. Allen and Miss Mary !
Hardin, of naydenville, by A. A
Sayre.
Mr.. C. S. Blosser, one of on
most reliable and accomplished me
chanics, left yesterday for Newcom
erstown, where he has been employ
ed as foreman in the Novelty Brio
Works of that city. .'Zeke" take
with him the best wishes of his man
friends for success.
-Ex-Sheriff Tim Wardin, o
Athens. and one If the most enter
prising business men OF that city is ii
Logan this. week presenting to tn
attention of oar physicians. the lates
advance in mechanical skill for tn,
appliance.of electricity in cases il
which this agency is recognized as
curative. Mr.. Warden has many
social friends in our city who vii
make his visit pleasant one.
Mr.. J. B. St,vison will give en-
terta,nments from the Graphophone
This is an amusing novelty. 1t il
in its Projections and al
the same time intelligent in expires
slun. The Graphophone is the mod
ern wonder, and at the same time,
one of the most amusing methods Ol
We comment Mr..
who is an intelligent gentle
man, to the liberal patronage of the
public.
Not every one knows that there
is a great difference in carpet chain,
some is dipped In ochcr that makes
weight and colors the outside bu!
when :ntwisted you will find it i, moi
rolored all through, others colored so
heavy that makes weight but comes
IF in the weaving. Get the smooth
double dipped chain on spools or
'keins that the weavers prefer at
SrIEIs & Co.
The Hooking Valley railroad
track between Enterprise and Sugar
Grove north of Logan will probably
be Strengthened out. Plans and
estimates have already been submit
ed to President Monserrat for ap-
,roval. The piece of track to be
has many sharp curves
which make the enormous tonnage
# the division needlessly costly.
The Fairfield Democracy on last
at the primary election,
the following ticket:
Sheriff, Frank Rz,tze; Auditor, Fred
Hanger; Surveyor, Tbos. Spangler.
SIS votes were cast. John G.
4entz was voted for for Congressman
s,shout opposition.
Our citizens are notified at what
ours they may be permitted to use
rater tor sprink!ing their yards This
u effect tells tue man who buys wat
r when he must get up in the morn
ng and sprinkle, when he must be at
ome in the evening and sprinkle.
Ne ought to have a ''sprinkling
'cll," to warn the people when 10
urn on the hose.
The Chilicothe Gazette was a
'undred years old last week, and
Celebrated its Centennial anniversary
y publishing an edition that mani
ests :he wisdom and wealth of age
nd the vigor of todays activity and
'ush. The Gazette Is is the Oldest
aper in Ohio, and equal in all the
ssentials of a popular,profitable jour
al, with any of the younger and as
ood as the best.
Mr.. Flave Case has completed
he addition to his drug store room,
y an extension the width of the
and extending to the alley,
nth cellar, and side and rear ap-
reaches, a sky light roof, and now
as the most commodious business
Dom in tie city. Mr.. Case is to be
congratulated upon this improve
lent. His business has demanded
His public spirit is
he "open DOORS" The many pa
rons of tins reliable drug store Will
njoy a visit and see the comforts
nd accommodations offered.
We copy the following from the
Imanda Herald, and feel sure the
Ian is certainly original: Francis
.eichelderier, clerk of the Amanda
,hool board, has originated plan,
hich he thinks an excellent one,
nd asks the cO.ODeration Of all in