The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1904-05-12

George Deishle is not a man who
puts on airs, but he has the hand
soonest driving horse in the city.
Notice him.
Plastico is far superior to Kalso-
| mine and the equal:of best paint
one-fourth the price of paint. Sold
only at Cases.
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Hagleheimer
and his venerable mother, of Colum-
bus were the guests Of Mr.and Mts.
Ed Mattocks Sunday:
Cap Lyons, a Kentucky Demo-
crat and a thoroughbred, was in the
city yesterday, representing the
heroic Democrats of Ward.
Judge Wright did not open court
in New Lexington on last Monday.
The Republican jerrymander takes
Perry out Of his judicial district.
The commissioners started on
Tuesday to make an examination
of the county roads, with a view.
to commence work on pike building
Fr. Schwartz of Buchtel, accom-
panied by FIR. Alburtus, Kedemp-
ZIONIST Missionary from:Pittsburgh
were visitors in the city on Tues
day.
Mr.. A. R. McBroom attended
the Commencement exercises at
Delaware. last week, where his
daughter has been attendidg the
seminary.
The Hamilton farm sold at guar
dians sale last Saturday was pIr-
chased by Elmer HAMILTON at $4,000,
eight hundred dollars more than
the appraisement.
Cap Bowen and Harry Sparnon
have moved their Office into the cer::
ner room Of the James block, over
Roses store, and now have the
handsomest and most elegant law
Office in the city.
Mr.. Tom Trimmer Of Smock was
circulating among his friends in
Logan On fast Saturday, and receiv-
ing congratulations from his many
friends on his recovery from what
was predicted fatal illness.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the B. d O. S. W. R. R.
This is the direct f6ad to St. Louis.
The service il excellent, the rates
are reasonable. Write Mr.. LARA
bee ut Chillicothe for particulars.
The council on last Thursday
evening, rescinded the previous or
der in the paving TO follow the Jen-
ning's grade, and ordered the pge-
sent grade to be maintained. Tie
work is going on at good speed and
everybody is satisfied.
Prof. Henry SchaAl, who recent
ly closed his school at Murray was
engaged to teach the next term.
Professor Schaal viii 60 to Sand
Run to take up a one months term
of Normal school, large class Of
teachers having petitioned him to
do SO.
Rob Wright has established one
of the most successful business en-
terprises Of our city in his feed
store. He buys and pays good
prices. He sells at fair rates and
delivers promptly. His business is |
a great accomodationand is increas-
ing every day:
The little six year old son of Mr.. |
and Mrs. Alfred Brown of Lancas-
ter fell from Mt. Pleasant Friday,
sustaining injuries from which he
will hardly recover. Mrs. Brown,
formerly Miss Lena Village, of our
city, has the sympathy Of her many
friends.
Press notices and testimonials Re-
ceived from places where the Ithaca
Conservatory C Of music concert com
pany has appeared within the last
few weeks, all speak in the very
highest terms of the company,
They viii be at The u. F. church,
Saturday, May l4th.
The street paving has passed our
Central Park. Isn't it about time
now for oslt Improvement Society,
or park commissioner to begin some
work on the park. We have the
money from the public entertain
ment-have funds from various
source. Why not begin to put
things in shape.
q. C. Kolb, of the Beebe Stave
Little Rock, Arkansas, ac-
,ompanied by his accomplished
wife, have been spending a few
lays in Logan the guest of her Sis
Ter Mrs. Thomas Wood, Mr.. Kolb
represented his company at the
National Cooperage convention, re-
,ently held in Cincinnati. They
eft Wednesday for St.Louis where
hey viii spend . week sight seeing. !,