The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-04-30
Lead and Oil at Bort & Co.'S.

fail.
Base Ball goods and Fishins
Tackle at Bort d Co.'S.
Large stock of Armour's bes
fertilizers at Chris. Hall & Co.'S.
Miss Vista Garrett, of East Mair
street, is seriously i'll of grip.
The sprinkling wagon made it:
first appearance on our streets las
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wasson Of
Toledo were visitors in our city OF
last Sunday.
The Pythian Sisters had initia
tion and banquet in their hal
Tuesday evening.
A brief summary of state news
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T1NEL is newspaper.
William Channell, of Murray,
was the Sunday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. N. NJ. Acker is visiting in
Green township this week, guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs George Hooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hooper and
son, of Green, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Acker, Sunday.
Iagoo. the great Spring Tonic,
best blood purifier on earth, sold
by Bort & Co. at 35 cents for a 81
bottle.
Mrs. John Hopley, of Bucyrus,
and her son John, Minister to
Montevideo, are visiting relatives
in Logan today.
Arthur Palmer, of Columhus,
was called to Logan last Saturday
by the critical illness of his moth
er, Mrs. ". H. Brooks. s.
Pastors, Spperintendents and
Teachers will be especially inter
ested in the Round Tables at the
County Sunday School Convention.
c. L. Acker, a prominent grocer
IF Lancaster, Ohio, took advantage
If the low rates Sunday to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Acker,
If this city
''Timothy Standby or in other
words DR.. Joseph Clark, State
Sunday School Secretary, will be
present at the County Sunday
School Convention.
The Bell Telephone Co. have Isl
,hones in exchange. By recent
,rder no charge will be made until
700 phones are placed. Now is
he time to give your order.
The old established, substantial
citizens, the faithful true and
iried Democrats Of town and
country read the SEsrNEI. The
SENTINEL is a Democratic paper.
Last Saturday was Rochester's.
Day in Logan. The store was
crowded with customers from the
country who are taking advantage
# the low prices at which the
goods are sold.
DIR. J. P. II. Stedom, a Logan
10Y, former principal Of our
schools, has been elected Health
officer of the city of Newark, where
,e has established himself in a
practice among the largest in his
profession. "
Mrs. w. Fl. Brooks, who has
been SO seriously sick for the past
'ew days, died yesterday afternoon
It one O'Clock. The funeral will
,e from the Methodist church, un-
ler the auspices of the W. R. c.,
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Ex-Commissioner Jacoby was in
he city last Saturday returning.
rom trip to the mountains of
Vest Virginia, where he engaged
n a weeks hunting, as exciting
md delightful as Roosevelts, and
profitable, in this that before leav-
ng, he bought four hundred acres
If valuable timber land,
Judge Stafford of Chillicothe,
veil known to most of our older
.eaders, died on last Monday in
he so year Of his age. He was
me Of the prominent democrats Of
he state a quarter of a century
lgo. He was a foster father to
Hon. L. 7. Neal, who made his
lone With him since childhood.
Judge Stafford was the uncle of
he late Fr. Cady, for years pastor
# St. Johns church.
Columbus suffered the worst fire
n her history on last Sunday. The
ire originated in the basement of
3ott's liquor store, and before the
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