The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1903-10-01

were called to Hue, Vinton county,
on last Thurrday by the death Of
his niece, Mrs. Warf.
Attorneys McCleary of Lacaster,
Swinehart of Adelphia, and Wick
ers of Charleston, were attending
district court Tuesday.
Mr.. Milt Armstrong, one of the
prominent farmers and leading
Democrat of the Salt creek valley,
was "a pleasant visitor here on last
Monday.
Mr.. John Frash has returned
fr ,m u two weeks vacation. during
which time he visited the Cincin-
natl Festival, which he pronounces
a great success.
The SENTINEL has added two
hundred Lew subscribers within
the last two weeks We want the
400 befrre the campaign closes.
We will get them. Now is the
time to subscribe.
Mrs. Mary J. Baird. after a visit
to the old place, Baird's Furnace,
ON her way to California to visit
her daughter, was transient Wis
itor In our city yesterday, guest
of Mrs Lewis Green.
The good boys, and good print
ers of the Journal-Gazette office,
esquire" and candy" have our
thanks for favors last week. They
are "neighhor' hoys and filled all
the newspaper and Bible con
ditions.
The nike commissioners of Gallla
county have located 67 miles OF pike,
the estimated cos; 500. 900 The
question Of ra,ifving the action oi
tie commissioners will again lie sab.
mltted to vote Of the people at the
November election
w. P. Miller, of Union Furnace.
has issued a proclamation on Ira
ding at Home. which should com.
mand attention from the people ol
his neighborhood. Mr.. Miller il
an old established merchant ani
merits the trade of his community
The Macarthur Democrat Enquire
says:-"Mr. James A. Barnhlll. on,
Of our most accomplished printers
and a gentleman in every regard
has engaged with the SENrIsEL il
Logan. We bespeak tor him cor.
dial reception from the good peopl,
Of that town."
The District Court sustained
Judge Wright in holding that Mrs
Burns, widow of A. G. Murphy. il
entitled to her equal share in the
property of her father. The de-
cision of Judge Wright in the dis
pute between Chas. Wright and
John Mclean as to the occupancy
of the Art Gallery. was also sus
tanned.
Harden & Co., are presenting
some excellent bargains in the fur.
niture line. Read the advertise
ment, visit the store. "Stop!
Look! Listen!" The store room
10 an attractive place to "stop. II
"Look" at all the fine furniture.
Listen" to the mention of the
bargains offered to readers of the
SENTINEL.
Cap Mosgrove, Of Zanesville. who
when a boy learned the printing
business iu our office, and who is now
one Of the accomplished experts o.
the craft, was a pleasant caller las,
week. He set ''s,ick," in the old
way. to show he hadn't forgot the
A B Ca. This is what he set:
IN emmy men of m my money
Menny prlnters without any
money"
The M. E. Conference at Ports.
mouth has continued Rev. T. B.
White iu Logan. This will be glad
tldlngs to the congregation and to
all our citizens. MIR. White has
endeaIed himself to our people by
his kind and gentlemanly ways and
h,s continued stay among us We
hope will be as pleasant to him and
his family, as it will be gratifying
to all the good people of Logan.
The Nelsonv,lle council has awar.
ded the c"ntract to pave certain
streets of the town to Jumper q
Welsh at the rate of. pavement com
plete, square yard, material 37c, la,
bor Acc; furnishing aud setting
curbing, Bedford line, complete,
l,neal foot, material 24c, labor I8c;
furnishing and setting edge stones,
llneal foot. material, 12c, labor l2c,
round corners, material 41c, labor
A centa.