The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1905-12-14
Lots Of appropriate Presents for
n,larnan Port @ 10

and allowed the usual bills.
Miss Florence Parker is visiting
relatives in Lancaster.
Childrens Books, fine line,
Bort " Co.
Mrs. A, X. Johnston visited in
New Plymouth last week.
Harry Risley who was taken
sick on last Tuesday is able to be
out again.
Hominv of choicest quality, good
at all times, for special sale during
the holidays at Kessler's grocery.
Full values every day in the
year ut Brown Bros. Our Christ
mas display is made for your in.
spection, come today and get the
best choice.
Charles Beck and Harry O..
Wright, were visitors in Rock
bridge Tuesday.
Our Pictures are Works of Art.
Bort d Co,
FIR. Cain of New Lexington Wis
tied FIR. Mattingly Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr.. George Ewing of Lancaster,
representing the Springfield Nat
ural Gas company, was a business
visitor in our city on Tuesday.
Our line of mufflers and neck
wear is the swellcst in town, F.
Blasius & Son.
The wise strike while the iron is
hot, We keep our competitors hot
the year around with the bargains
we offer in Mems Boys and Child.
rens Clothing and Furnishers
Brown Bros.
John Finsterwall. an anti GrOs.
venor man has on GrosvenOrs rec
ommendation, been appointed post
master, at Athens.
Mr.. Adam Schaal, one of the
prominent young farmers of the
South Side, was u business visitor
in our city on last Tuesday. He
came to town on the old mud road,
the pike not being in condition for
travel.
The fur season is now open, and
we desire to inform our readers
that Hiram Wolf, East Hunter
street. is paying the highest mar
ket price in cash. He also buys
old rags, rubber, iron, etc. Give
him u call.
But it is fact that people nre
surprised at the large values of
nice seasonhble goods on the 10
and 25 cent counters at Cases
store. Call early and avoid the
rush that is sure to come when all
the people learn of the nice goods
tina. can be had for 10 and 25c.
"Coly" Pence, a well known
character of our town died on last
Tuesday morning at his residence
in the West End. In early life he
followed burning charcoal for the
furnace, and being an expert in
this work, got to be kno@n as
'Coly." William Pence was the
last of one of the original settlers
of Logan. He was good soldier,
and an inoffensive man. The fun.
eral was held at the NJ. +. Church
Wednesday, Rev. Il. b. White
conducting the religious service.
Why buy inferor Clothing when
good Clothing can be bought for
the same and often for less money
at Brown Bros. One Price Clothers.
See our Illustrated Books. Bort
IL Co.
Poultry TURKEYS, chickens,
geese, ducks for the holiday trade,
at Ambrose Kessler and Bro. on the
Avenue.
Mr.. Collins, Superintendent of
the Infirmary, will take charge of
the citizens telephone on March
the LIST.
We sell our goods at the lowest
possible price all during the season
when you need them. You don't
have to wait until the season is
over to get your clothing at the
right price. il you deal ut Brown
Bros. One Price Clothers.
Best line of Holiday Cigar Pack
ages, Bort u Co.
Hon. John Petit attended the
meeting of the State Board of
Commerce in Columbus last Friday
evening.
Come here for present for your
father and brothers. We have the
goods and can please them. +.