The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1886-10-21

4 because DlruS are uylnH SOutH
earlier than usual, an early win
ter is predicted.
We neglected last week to return
thanks to Tom Z. Calvin. Condac.
tor on the "Cannon Ball. train, for
a box of very fine cigars left at this
Office. Tom We hopo you will live
long and prosper.
DR.. Campbell. assisted by Drs.
Dye and Pullen, performed a diff
cult operation on the foot of Roy
Vanatta, for diseased bone, Friday
last. Roy is a son of Frank Van
alta, of Murray City.
DR.. Dye, one of the prominent
and successful physicians of this
city. started for Philadelphia, Mon
day, to take special course of lee
lures. The Doctor was accompa-
MED by his wife and will be gone
about three months.
The Hooking Valley now seems
undergoing a revival in business.
in fact a coal boom has been on
for the past week or two, giving
good work to the mines, the op-
/ orators claiming a scarcity of
cars to meet orders, which are
daily coming in faster than they
can obtain cars in which to move
the COAL Shawnee Banner.
This is due to the fact that these
are Democratic times.
Gen. Wolff claims that he wrote
Mr.. Outhwaite, asking a pledge
that he. (Outhwaite) would look
after the soldiers interests, and
that Outhwaite did not answer
him. No letter was even sent to
Cultivate. We defy Wolff to
state when. and where. by whom
a letter was sent Mr.. Cultivate
on The subject OF the Service PEN
sion issue.
When did General Wolff of New
York, now running the soldier
business of Hooking County. en-
list? Where was he wounded q
What pension does he get. and
what does he get 1t for2 The
Democratic soldiers are enquir--
ing about these things.
We are glad t. he able to state
that we have set'ured the services of
Geronimo, tile Apache Scalrer, for
editorial service on our Annex. the
Republican Gazette of Logan.
We sent the old blood drinker a |
package of the tan yard scraping
Lloyd Myers gave to Pursell. The
smell fascinated the Commanche,
and he enlisted at once. His blood
curdling articles Will appear next
week.
Frank B. Baird, of the Baird
Iron Co., has assumed charge of
the Baird furnace in The capacity
of foundryman, with very good
results to the working of the
furnace.-[Shawnee Banner.
This brilliant young statesman,
we are glad to learn, is meeting
with success in legitimate busl-
ness. He has succeeded in run
ming the Republican party IN
Perry county into the ground,
and has now under a Democratic
Administration struck something
ont Of which he can make a sue
cess. We congratulate Mr. Baird
and would advise him to vote the
straight Democratic ticket.
We present on the first page Of
this issue sIr. Thurman's definition
of the Cultivate Pacific Railroad
Bill. The Republicans f;uling to
find a flaw in Mr.. Oouthwaite's rec
ord raise the cry that he stands IN
with tho Pacific Railroads. Cor
porations created by Republicans,
and protected in their rascalities by
Republican legislation. Mr.. Thur
man is a man known to the De.
mocracy. His showing of the Outh
waite Bill will certainly command
more consideration from Democrats
than the clamors of Republican ed
itors presuming upon the ignorance
of their readers.
In the Hooking Valley all the
furnaces in blast are doing well,
and with the signs of a revival in
the business all connected with
the iron business seem jubilant
over the signs of better times
near at hand. The Gore furnace,
which has a remarkable record on
the yield Of prime No. foundry
is well booked ahead With orders
and in the last month made sales
of iron equal in tonnage to its
Shipments in iron
from the other furnaces have
been in the same proportion
Shawnee Banner.
This is an indication that the
rule of the Coal Baron and Pig
Prince is broken, and that the
laboring men will no more be en-
ployed IN the interest of the Re-
publican party. These are Dem
ocratic times.
The Athens Messenger, one of
the most ultra Republican papers
in southern Ohio, last week says:
Operators throughout this val
ley continue daily in receipt of
orders considerably IN advance of
their ability TO obtain cars for
the shipment of the coal. That