The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1884-10-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

Y Mr.. Charley Bowen. cashier of tn
First Bank is happy. in the pos
session of new daughter, wh'
Came last Tuesday.
Work of hand or head is not a,
end in itself, but a means to th'
development, progress and hap
piness of man.
Whoever is wise is apt to suspec
and be diffident of hiinse' and up
Oh that account, is willing to "heark
en- unto counsel"
Marshal Delshley reports dem
ocratc gam of one in his family
a son who will be voter 2l years
from last Friday.
Nc. F. r. Bright will sell at pub
lie sale at his residence in Marion
township, lot Of stock, farm prod
ucts. &c. For PARTICULARS see bills.
Grandmother Brunnie. one Of the
oldest of our citizens. died at the
residence Of her son in law. Henry
Lutz, on yesterday morning.
We often meet with more instan
ces of e,l charity among the ignor
ant and poor than among those who
profess to be christains.
Religion cam It pass away. The
burning Of a little straw may Iii lie
the stars of the sky, but the STAR
are there and will re-appear.
When fortune comes smiling she
often designs the most mischief.
When fortune caresscs man too
IN ,ch, she is apt to make looi of
him
MARRIED D-October 18th. 1894.
at the Probate Office. by Wm. Da
w. j. P, AR James L. Garrett to
Miss Angie }. Devo t, both of this
county.
NJ. O'Ne,!. of Starr. rresente
us with some appies f:Um his farm
that can not bc excclled any where
The half a dozen weighed six
pounds, and were of quality equally
good in prof oi.or'ion.
Jack Floyd has shown us a stalk pt
corn that certainly is curiosity Its
q atwin. At the fourth joint above
the ground the stalk forks. Each
branch forming a perfecf rlk
1,xch bearing are s:zed ear
Tie liquor interests of Cincin-
a .ii and Cleveland joined with
the Republican parry. helped
carry he ek-rlssn The country
districts, especially the wool
c,nn.ies al! give Democratic
gains.
Mr. Cnwe If X .,,sas. \ nti.er a!
EaIf Glove. hxs hcen visiting III
cur c"un:y he last week past, in
tending lo sefurss helne next week.
lie showed uS s:,uie kan-as rs,rn.
siis: IL the "a geSt We ever y, he
ears being l.; inches long
No institution offers better IA
<iihies for obtaining good BUS |
is,eSs il iucatiom i!.an the LancS
vile Business Colk,ae. lis grail
ua;es ali speak of it in Ike high
est terms anil are. a'waFs Lavish
in their praise of The Principals.
Mes<4s. Choguill d Parsons
Eastern Ohio Teacher.
Miss Hattie Kern will arcep! |
the thanks of the Sentinel for IA
bountiful supply of cake. the
premium cake of the F:,as. We
agree with the awarding com'nii-
H.. that the rake is me hest at
the seas,ss.
- Mr. John Conkle Of Washing
ton township. one of oar leading
farmers. has our thanks for a Big
Pumpkin. weighing 10 pounds.
Ii + mn h finer than any we saw
al the Far.
The special attractIoH in the
cattle department at the Fair,wa>
pr. Lnile's cow, "Spnnk." She
is about AS ugly a cow as can be
seen in a days travel, but she
has record Of being the best
butter COW of the county. She
is the mother of twins, the calves
being with her, and showing in
appearance a great improvement
on the looks of the mother
The list of awards will be pub
lished next week.
There we're over five thousand
Deputy United States Marshals
in Cincinnati on election day,
armed with clubs and bulldog
revolvers. They killed:a num-
ber of men and intimidated
thousands.
1t is fortunate that with the
Republican outrage, Cincinnati
was net destroyed by indignant
citizens.
The liquor interests of Gin
cinnati and Cleveland united
with the Republicans. This ac-
-. al