The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-10-18

Mrs. NJ. J. Baird, of Baird's Furnac,
has star,ed for Southern Californi,
, where she will visit her daughter, Mr..
Frank Gordon.
Jennie, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
C.. N. Bowlby is afflicted with diphthe
ria. The disease is mild III form ant
the child is improving.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. LaGe Warner will NOV
into their handsome residence on Mail
street thi, week. The rooms are finish
:. ed in hardwood. while the building !
supplied with every convenience. j
will make a pleasant home and is or
of Fra,.k kesslers best jobs.
Call OH w. N. Guthrie for b ar
gains i'm pants. Closing out Al
cost.
w. N. Guthrie has Perfection
B king Powder with fine decor
ated Chinaware. Only Is cen:s
per can.
By paving one-fourth Of price
down, Collins & Moore will lay
aside any wrap you may st 'ec'
until wanted.
The Ladies of tho Presbyterian
Church will give a Pink Ten at Il G
residence of Mrs. q. w. B q n ars,
Tuesday Eve. Oct "a. 1888. Ad.
mission. (including supper tw, nty
cents.
Married by Rev J. F. Williams
at his residence on Orch lrd 50,
Oct. 11th.. Mr.. Conrad Vein and
Miss Nora Brown. Mr.. Frank
pierpont and Miss Ad,lie p. ar
son. all OF Hooking county. U.
Farmers Attention !! Collins &
Moore have just received 5 cases
more of Blocher's hand made
Boo,s-cnly 50 pair. We guar
antee this boot to wear and give
perfect satisfaction, or money re
funded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazen, to whom was
born wonderfully deformed child some
time ago, are considering the PROPOSE
ton to exhibit the little one before the
medical colleges of the country. It is
said there is not parallel case in med
ical annals, and that if they will accept
the propositions made, their remuner>
stiOns will make handsome sum. As
the exhibition Of such curiosity in
the medical colleges would add much
to the lore of the profession, and as
there would be nothing in such an ex-
hibition that would reflect IN any way
upon the parents of the child, they will
no doub: accept the propositions made.
DIR. Campbell. who was the attending
ply sician when the child was born.
says it rs remarkably healthy and
thriving as we'll as any child could that
had come into the world, unimpaired
and perfect in form.
1t is not necessary to say tha,
when Col. Rempel was presented 10
Mrs General Harrison as Cincin-
nat, last week, that the Gas Gov
crDor was at homo getting in bis
work. lie is merry cuss-that is
the Gas Governor-and stands much
higher in the estimation of Col Rem
pal than Gov. Foraker. since that
famous skin canc crusade. Il might
be well TO say in connection with
the Harrison reception, that Col
Rempel was received with open
arms by his old comrnde- e-in arms,
Gen. Lew Wallace, aud Il is cur
rently reported and generally be-
iieved. that Ferd has aIrcndy laid
plans to capture the post Office
should Harrison be elected. which
of course i. not possible. The Col
and the Gas Governor are silent
workers. but get there just the
same. 1t there Is - shost of show
Republican aspirants for office
sh0Eld shadow the old man. He
is slowly but surely forging to the
front. and it is only a matter of a
little time until he Will supplnn,
Burgess and all other lenders in
the Republican camp in Hooking
county. The Col. is smart. He
went to Cincinnati to lay his offer
ing OF the feet OF the King.