The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-05-30


escaped from any damage.
T The Lancaster Gazette made its
!. appearance last week, the 18th An
J niversary, enlarged and improved,
and indicative of the prosperity at
{ tending the paper as well as the city
of Lancaster. The Gazette has our
I hearty congratulations.
Will Henderson was in Newark
the first of the week on business con-
nected with the Logan Nat. Gas Co.
Mr.. Dan Hostler, one of the
prominent farmers and old time DEM
ocrats OF Perry Township was WIS.,
; itor in our city on last Saturday, and
met warm greeting from his many
, friends.
The expansion. of American
trade draws attention to distant mar
kets, and hence the useful and inter-
esting paper on the Russian fair at
Mini Novgorod, in June "New"
Lippincott.
-Cy Wyman's name stands for
the fiction of railroading, and he is
very characteristic in his good story,
called "Oppressing the Oppressor,"
in the "New" Llppincott for June.
! Among the topics editorially treat
ed in the June Review of Reviews
are "Parties in the South" "The
President and HIS Journey" "The
Cubans at Washington" "The New
State Of Mind at Havana" "The Ex-
position Season"
The subject Of Christian Science
is much before the country at the
moment and the views thereon of so
competent an authority as Thomp-
son Jay HUDSON, author of the claw
of Psychic Phenomena" should be
decidedly worth reading. DR.. Hud-
son handles Mrs. Eddy and her fol-
lowers without gloves and alternate
ly pokes fun and logic at their pre-
tensions in an exceedingly clever
manner. See Everybody's Maga-
zine.
In the June number of the Review
of Reviews the editor analyzes edu-
cational conditions in the South, hav-
ing regard to the needs OF both races.
DR. Shaw's comments on the facts
brought out at the recent conference
in North Carolina, at which he was
present, will be read with interest
North and South.
The complete novel in the June
"New" Lippincott Magasine is "Four-
Leaved Clover" by Maxwell Gray.
author of that noted book, ''The ST.
lence of Dean Maitland" 10 keep
on par with the latter, any succeed
ing tale must be exceedingly good,
and it is not claiming too much for
"Four-Leaved Clover" to assign it
equality with its predecessor. 1t is
the narrative of young English
girls heart In conflict with many dis
couragements. At last she triumphs
in the love of a noble gentleman who
was the victim of boyish trick only
too possible in real life.
-"Wild Bill'' Hickok, the great
est of all bad men, is a subject of a
sketch in Everybody's Magazine. E.
c. Little, formerly U. S. Consul
General in Egypt, writes of this
picturesque character who COM
menced spectacular career by a
fight with the McKandlas gang of
robbers, in which, singlehandled, he
routed ten men, killing eight, an
exploit that excells the fabled tri-
umphs of fictions bravest heroes.
How he converted Abiline from a
metropolis of desperadoes into a
peaceful community makes nara,
tive of vivid interest. Withal, this
Bad Man had the manners of q ,
Chesterfield and might have posed
as model for the Apollo Belvedere.
Two new modern 4 room dwell {
ings located in the east end of Lo-
gan about completed, will be for
rent by June 1st next. Large lots .
for garden. Supplied with we'll and
clstern water. Large kitchen, porch {
and cellar. Call in time and secure
nice home and large lot. Also a .
room and room house we'll locat- .
ed and one upstairs single room in s
center of town, ready for occupation. s
The buildings are severally conven-
lent to the Fire Clay works or rail
road depot. Call on 4
FERDINAND F. REAIpEL. \
M.25-2w. ,
Very interesting services will be I
held at the Presbyterian church on !
Sunday. The K. Of P. lodge will e
attend in body in the morning and
in the evening the Baccalaureate ser. +
mon will be preached in this church a
by Rev. Cornetet. The following
at Presbyterian church: June End, I
X. of P. service, Baccalaureate ser. e
mon by Rev. N. E. Cornetet iunion t
meeting); June 9th, Children's Day d
service rags and Robes;" June 10Th S
the Maccabee's service, "Sin against d
the Holy Spirit?'; June 23rd. Odd d
Fellows service, "Fishing;" June 80 f
Red Men service, "Solomon's Tenn t
ple;" July 7th, Communion. t
T,oOau Hirh School Cnmmnnoa.