The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-07-02
Local News.


job work. plain and fspcy at rea
sonabse prices. SENTINEE Office.
Frank Biansins was busines.
visitor ia Lancaster on last Friday.
Senator Fink will deliver the 4ti
of July or.tion al Jacksonville.
Judge Wright will deliver the
Fourth oi July GRAFTON at Pleasant
vile.
This il a good time 10 pay some
on subscription or bring US some
thing ~ eat.
The SENTINEL is Union office.
/, does rot do work at rat rates and
is not s.srab" paper.
Pleasant and interesting Fourth
? of Julv literature on the inside pages
OF this issue.
Senator Lowry is one OF the mem.
Der. of the University trustees in
charge Of the building of the new
library.
Las. wear we had 400 campaign
subScribera We want that many
and more this year. The paper will
be Democratic.
The SENTINEL will issue a cam
raign paper in short time at the
nominal price Of 10c., durIrg the
campaign.
The farmers are gathering an
abundant harvest. The progressive
business man will advertise or their
trade.
The SENTINEL has the old reliabIes,
the substantial Democrats of the
county on its subscription list. Their
trade is worth asking.
Miss Bowser, chief operator for
the Bell Telephone in Lancaster was
. visitor in our city on last Tuesday,
guest of Miss Grace Green.
MIR. John F. White returned last
week from a weeks business trip in
Charleston and other towns in West
Va.
Mr.. Charles Breene and Miss
Fanchon Larimer were married by
Fslher Keesler in Columbus, last
Thursday.
Gen. J. B. Gordon contributes an
interesting reminiscense in this
week lssue of the SENTINEL. Old
soldiers will find, each week, a war
story IN the SENTINEL.
Master Otto Mattocks has enlisted
in ths SENTINEL service. He is a
good boy aud gives promise of be-
coming good printer and a good
man.
Mr.. C. E. Bowen proposes to
build an addition to his property,
ths Roller brilding, an additional
story. aifording lodging room for
bosrder..
Henry Fisher end Arthur Jones,
employed at Jobs mines, were
eaaeht Nv . fall of slate on last Sat-
urdaY. Fisher receiving injuries
that may result fatally.
Our friends in the country are |
invited TO begin now and secure us
clubs Of subscribers. The campaign
will be lively and the SENTINEL will
be in the midst of the fight.
Mr.. John w. Schaal of Was hing
ton was in the city yesterday and re-
ports the good roads enthusiasm has
reached the supervisors, and one
mud hole on the Logan road has
been filed.
The Bell Telephone has copnec-
tion with Gibsonville, and the farm
ers along the line. The line will
be continued to Rock House, South
Perry. Laurelviile and Adelpbia,
thus giving Logan direct communi-
cation with the important West
End.
The Logan Bell Telephone service
has been established as an Office in
dependant o. Lancaster. Heretofore
and while this service wac In lis
infancy, Long Distance calls were
1t the regulation of the Lancaster
Office. With independent service,
can be despatched more
promptly.
Mr.. Harry Ambrose has leased
The Dew House in Nelsonville and
is making that hote! as popular in
The valley as the Rempel is in Logan.
Harry is first-class hotel man and
The people of Nelsonville are to be
In having him identi-
lied with them.
Mr.. Harley Friend, one of Lancas.