The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-04-18

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the proper use of words In express
ing . thought, than our advertise
ments furnish. Read an advertise.
ment.
The attention of our beautiful
girls. disposed to make their hats,
bird cemeteries, is called to little
poem from Miss Gala Harcourt pub
lished elsewhere. It may lie stated
that this pretty song of Mise Har-
court will be sung or recited at every
Arbor Day celebration in the Miss.
issippi Valley. The girls With birds
on their bonnets will be asked TO
take front seats. and get the benefit.
Col. E. P. jackson. we'll known
to many of our readers. died at his
home in Lancaster from lung fever,
on last Monday in the roth year of
his age. He Unlisted in the civil war
in 1852, Captain of Co. H., 58th
Ohio, Bausenwein's Rempel's regi-
ment, and was promoted to Lieuten-
ant Colonel. The funeral is today in
Lane aster and viz be attended by a |
number Of his old comrads from Lo. |
gan.
Col Thomas, one of the enter |
prising young republicans of Murry |
was in the city on last Tuesday, |
building fence on the Republican
desert with q view to correlli ng the
nomination fer sheriff. He i, q good
capsule man in business affairs, is a
clever gentleman, but his hold 10 in
the kiugdom of Ward. when he tres
passes on ths Logan territory, he
will find Chuck Armstrong in con-
troll of the political republican thistle
patches.
Hooking Valley Lodge No. o.262.
Mineral Encampment No. 81 and
Queen Yashti Lodge No. $50 of l..
o. 0. F. will celebrate the 80 ami
versary of the Order in the United
States at their Hall April eeth,
O'Clock P. NJ. standard time. All
members and the wives, all Rebekahs
and their husbands. all single men
and their sweet hearts, all single
ladies and their best fellows and all
transient members and their wives
are invited. A program will be rem
dered, good music and refreshments
will be the order of the evening.
We learn from q recent issue of
the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
that q number Of our Logan citizens
hold stock in Debinture companies to
the amount of ss.4oo. They, our
Logan investors. have joined together
and will fight the stockholders, al
leging that the Debintures. especial
iy the Germania, are lottery sohemee,
and money invested and lost, was lost
in gambling. The names OF Logan
investors are published.
The Twice Five Club met at
Prof. Pierpont's on last Tuesday eve ,
ming. Mr.. Mckay read a paper on !
Hamilton and Mr. Lowery. on jeff !
enson. The discussion on these two
leaders and the political polices they 8
represented was general among the | i
members. The next meeting will be t
On Monday night at DR.. Rannells, p
Subject, Cremation. The Annivers- {
ary Banquet will be held on April
!6th. Invitations were read from DR. t
Rutter of the GallipolIs Epileptic o
Asylum. DR.. Rorrick of Athens Asy. 6
um, Pres. Thompson of the Ohio g.
University, and Gen. Reeves of the t
Ash Cave Academy, extending to the a
Club thecourtesies and hospitalities
md inviting q visit. r,
Mr. George Jacoby, one of the II
nterprising miners and operator, and
he very efficient County Commission.
T, has won triumph in his recently
nvented coal cutting machine which I.
romises to supersede all other ma
hines of the kink in the work de-
igned. He has placed Eve of his
aachines in the Pennsylvania district
nd all are giving the best of salts. in
action. He proposes to engage large. to
? In The manufacture of this ma 70 =!
hine, and Columbus and Nelsonville -
apital are oferiug to invest, and urg- as
g the Mandatory to locate. The L.