The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-02-04


Sunday in Lancaster, o.
Coroner G. G. Gage is watch
ing and waiting for job.
The past month was the cold
est January in fifteen years.
A very interesting revival is
being held in the ii. Z. Church
at this place.
All the bodies of the victims of
the Newburg, W. Va, mine hor-
ror have been recovered.
An entire family of five per-
sons froze to death near Dodge
City, Kansas, last Monday.
The average earnings of each
miner at New Straitsviile for the
month OF January, was SIG.
Chas. Work. of this city. &C
companied the editorial party TO
Washington City, Tuesday last.
The schools st Monday, Ohio.
have closed and Miss keo Hen
derson is at her home in this city.
Andy Crawford, who has been
teaching school near Hayden
vile, is at home enjoying a va
cation.
Rev. Garroway. of woodfeld,
Monroe county. O., preached in
the Presbyterian church at this
place Sunday last.
Miss Mary S:nock. who has
been residing in Nj Sterling, O..
for some time. is visiting her
mother in this city.
Miss Emma and Mrs. c. 7.
Rosser, of Creola. Vinton county.
O., are visiting in Logan, The
guests of Miss Hattie .Acker.
Mr.. d. w. Wright. Deputy
Sheriff. has bought property in
Logan on Second street, and will
occupy it on the LIST of April.
Castle de Gallagher has ROW
but one visitor. Can it be that
the evil doers have all fed since
John has come TO the front?
Eulogies of the late Nice
President were delivered in the
Senate Tuesday by Senators
Voorhees,. Sherman, Spooner and
Harrison.
The visible supply Of grain. as
compiled by the New York Pro-
duce Exchange is as folio 81
Wheat. IS, 969. .744 bushels: corn.
S,555.9l2 bushels.
Lyman Lowry, a car trimmer
In the employ of w. g. Brooks & |
Son, at Eelsonville, caught his
foot lin a railroad frog and lost a
leg Tuesday last.
The parlor concert at the resi-
idence of w. F. James, Tuesday |
evening, was one of the most EN-
joyable gatherings of the kind |
that has been had this winter.
Mr.. Henry Lortz. of Mankatlo, |
Minnesota, renews his subscrip-
tion for 1886 4 subscription 10
the Sentinel from Minnesota is
more comfortable than on of the
Billiards.
Thermometer at Logan, this
"wednesday morning, 8 degrees.
above zero. The member from
Hooking, Mr.. Bueriiaus, will
please introduce bill abolIshing
ground hog day.
The total collection of internal
revenue during the first six
months of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1885. were SIS, $40, Gil.
an increase of 50, ,O29 ,464 over the
collections for the same period
of the last fiscal year.
John Barthalow, through his
counsel Hansen & White, has
brought suit against John ".
Ball, asking damages in the sum
of $4,000, because of the aliena-
tion OF his wife's affections.
The Mississippi river is block
AIDED by 4 solid mass of ice from
st. Louis as far north as The
mouth of the Illinois river, and
as far south as st. Geneveive. a
distance of sixty five miles.
Mr.. F. S. Pursell went 70
Charlston, West Va. last Satur-
day for the purpose of closing
up a contract on the purchase of
the Tribune, the prominent Re
publican paper of that State.
The Secretary Of the Navy. has q,
received information from the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
to the effect that another revulu-
ton is threatened OH the Isthmus
of Panama. Rear Admiral Jo-
nett, commanding The North Al F;
lantic Station, was Friday direct
ed by telegraph, TO remain at AS /
pinwall with The Tennessee, for ,
the present. /