The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-08-08
Masonic Address.

Masonic Address.
Rev. ]. Nichols, distinguished and
popular orator, will deliver free lecture on
the subject Of Free Masonry,in the ODD Eel
lows Hall, in Cadiz, on tomorrow evening
Thursday the 9th INST, at early candle
light. The public are respectfully invited
to attend Let friends and enemies to the
canse be present
DUIL, DuLIER, DULlEsT. .--Cadiz has
presented during the past week very dull
appearance. In fact,w have never seen the
t9wn Look as dull, as it has during the past
ten days, since we have been resident OF
it. Cause--Peeple too busy harvesting to
come to town. AS this is court week. ou-
siness may revive some. We trust 50 at
least, so far as we are pecuuiarily concern
ed. A sight Of dollar or two just now,
would do our eyes good. Who will take a
hint: don't be backward.
HARLEM spRINas.--Tbis popular watering
place is now being very extensively patron
lied. General satisfaction is rendered 10 all
who visit there. The proprietors, Messrs.
Hilbert & zo.lars, make it a business to
have their guests feel comfortable. We
wo.ld advise all who are anxious for either
pleasure, health or comfort, to 60 to Har-
lem Springs the first opportunity We$hall.
GrNrus OF THE WEsr.--We had call on
last Saturday from the able editor, (W. T.
Coggeshsr, Esq, J fthis distinguished lit
vrary magazine. Il is published monthly
at Cincinnati, at the low price offs per an
mum. Its contributors are among the ablest
literary writer's Of the country, It's Wes-
tern periodical, and should receive a very
liberal support from The people of the West.
We are gratifed that Mr.. Q. raised con-
siderable number of subscribers Tor his ex'
cellent work in Cadiz.
MARRIED On the evening ofthe 3lst
u,timo, by Rev.J. G. Forsyth, Mr.. MILFORD
/ BRowN to Miss MARTHA E. ROBINSON
At the same time, by the same, Mr..
GEoner B. BARRETT to Miss MARTHA M.
SLEMMoNs. all Of Cadiz.
ea aRSy-With the above notice came supply
Of excellent cake, which was devoured by
all hands in less time than it takes to write
this notice. After partaking all hands join
ed in wishing the above parties. long life,
blissful enjoyment, and every other comlor'
that man is herto. Nh
Ey-The District Court for this county is
now in session, Judge Kenncn presiding, as.
sisted by Judges Alexander, Means anc
Converse. A large amount Of business i
before the court.
SrRucK BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Es
cArE.--The Warren 0hiol Democrat o
the 2Sth inst has the following;
civilian Woods youth between six
teen and seventeen years Of age. living will
Mr.. r. M. Fell, Of Bazetta, in this county
was struck BY lightning on Tuesday, tn
l7.h. but, strange to say, was not killed
The particulars of the occurrence we learn
cd to be as follows; in the evening he star
ted TO bring the COWS while thunder storm
was approaching, and was told to haste
back. which he did not do, but stopped un
der tree and placing slab rail against
ID shelter himself from the rain. Th
lightning struck the tree and passed dowr
striking the young man on the left shoulde
burning blister and leaving large blue
black spot: from thence passed down to hi
hip. where he sustained a severe burn
When found by Mr.. Fell he was lying eigl
or ten feet from the tree on his face. appal
entity liielcss, and his countenunce horri
bly distorted. He was carried home an
continued to recover until the followin
morning. when he had nearly recovered. :
On Thursday the second day following y
accident, the young man was ableto wol
lathe hay feld. Truly. bis was q rema
kabls escape s,l @
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