The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1888-09-06

Curils and Miss Matte Bright.
The baby is the ruler Of th
household, and as is. .be6tting. "Ba
. byland" is the official organ of th
. baby's kingdom. Its charming
: little monthly of eight pages filIe'
! with pictures to please babyis eye
and little jing'es and stories t
please h,s ear 1t is a marvel OF en-
Ijoyment for fiftyHcents year. ID
Lothrop Company. Boston, will scnt
a sample copy for five cents.
Miss Clara Sloan, one of The
prettiest and accomplished oI
our Hooking girls. was married
on last Thursday 10 Mr.. Edwin
II. Baum. Rev. Snapp officiating
The happy bride. in the flush o.
married joy, did not forget the
printer. A bountiful supply Ol
wedding cake was sent us, fo'
which kind remembrance the
prayer from the Devil of the Of
fee down to The Old Man strug
Cling 10 pay the bills. is most
heartily given. that the lives of
the young couple may be long
and happy, and attended always
with a much delight as the we'd
ding cake afforded the SENTINEL
staff.
A party of our business men have
Just returned from q visit to the
South"
They visited Nashville. Florence.
Sheffield, Decatur and ChattanoO-
ga. They were for several days
the guests of our late .iellow towns
man. E. b. Comfy, and to the Land
and Mining Company he represents
ut Florence, Alabama. Mr. Comfy
and his family arc we'll and are en-
joying life in their new homo. where
they are surrounded with many now
and pleasant friends. Fl0rencs il
one of The places IN Tho South which
has started on career Of activity.
hey are in earnest about it, and
are bpuaJtO succeed.
In f.ct they haze already sue
cceded, as their new factories aud
furnaces all eady in operation and
and Ia process Of construction attest.
They are at tho head of n'viga
iion on tho Tennessee river aud
have good railroad facilities. Flor
ence is 81 u.rounded with timber and
minerals aud all the conditions tor
future growth. The climate Is
pleasant and healihful The year
round. Tho people are intelligent
and charitable. Mr. Comfy is the
Manager of the great Land and
Mining Compsny, snl is pushing
ils various enterprises and interests
with HE usual ability. Tar friends
,ep ,rt a most enjoyable t,ip.
Jas. Worrick, one Of the oldest
colored citizens of this commu
niy, died in Lngan on last Sun.
dav. His remains were inferred
in the Old Cemetary "n Tuesday,
Rev. Hart conducting the relig-
ious exercises. "Uncle Wor-
rick" as he was ramiliar!y called,
was a we'll known cilai acter in
our t0Hn. He was man Of fine
presence. and Of most exemplary
habits. For several yeats past
he has been janiior !or the James
and Mccarthy builiings. dong
his appointed work promptly and
doing it well. lie was much es-
,eemed by his own people and by
cur citizens v no knew him. He
was IS yea,s old al the time of
his death, and was a resident of
Hooking county for So years. lie
was the Oldest of a family of Ii
children, who in the pioneer day
came from Virgins and settled
in Green township. forming a liz.
lie colony of colored people in
the then wilderness. Embraced
within the half century of this
old mans life in Eocking is much
of history mouldering thought in
the merciless grasp ofevents, and
furnishing food Tor thought and
text GOr sermons. "Unele Wor-I
rick was quiet, orderly, we'll
behaved citizen, and il is hoped
that his final slumber will he
peaceful, and that his good con-
duct-'his works do follow him"
The public is not as|eep in re-