The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-10-24

on Tuesday.
Augustus may celebrate gen.
ius and fastery extol the talents
of. the poo-, but Virgil (Lowry)
will sing the praises of triumph,
after November 5th.
| Poke NARROW and Abe Ken
nedy, OF Maxville. representa-
tives of the music firm of Il. d.
Munson, of GAINESVILLE. were in
town last Saturday
Mr.. w. II. Gaffney and Miss
Ella Vanatta were married at
1.-The residence of the brid' "a pa
rents, Wedne sday morning, by
Rev. D. r. Moore.
Court will convene next Mon
idav. The docket shows ninety
civil cases, and twenty odd Grim
inal complaints will be brought
before the Grand Jury.
Mrs. Judge Acker. who has
been quite i'll for several months
past, is in a critical condition and
unless change takes place soon
she will not live many days.
| Rev. Geo. Geiger spent Satul-
day in our city. George has been
consigned 10 work near home
and his many friends join in e1
tending him a hearty welcome.
The reunion was supposed 10
be at end, but it again showed
signs of lie in the 4lh ward on
Saturday night last. Itpromlses
| TO last as long as the rebellion.
Chas. B. Gould returned from
his visit TO Indianapolis and 9th
er places, on Tuesday. and has
resumed his former place in the
Motherwell Iron s. Steel Works.
Will Acker. of the Pomeroy
Democrat. gave the Sentinel a
pleasant call on Saturday last.
He was called TO Logan on ac-
count OF the serious illness of his
mother.
Mr.. Lew Hamblin, of the Co
llumbus Dispatch, spent a few
days in our town, last week. lie
reports the Democratic outlook
in the Capital City as being quite
flattering.
Mr.. Frank Baird, of Tonowan
da, N. Y, who is operating a
large furnace at that place, Is
visiting his mother here. Frank
Is one of the leading from mon OF
Southern Ohio.
! Solemn Bowers fell, from
scaffold last week. while working
on a barr. for Will lies near EN-
Iterprise, and received serious In
iuries, the fall producing concus
sion of the spinal cord. DIR.
Blosser dressed the wounds and
| is rendering all the medical aid
possible.
We present elsewhere, a con
trbution from John L. Youn-
ker, of Maxvllle. on the Falling
Leaf. a SUBJECT pertinent at this
time. The article is a poem and
a sermon. Elegant in diction
lofty and pure in sentiment, II
ranks up with the best OF the
current literature Of our times.
Last week, Andy Mckinney, boss
of the State Boat, was presented
with very handsome carriage
whip, by the men oh the hoat.-
Work on the canal has been sus-
pended, and this was an occasion
for tho boats crew to show theil
good feeling towards their boss, Mr.
Mckinney.
| Mr.. John Tritsch accidentally
cut his leg with a pocket knife
some weeks ago. The wound
proved severe, and in conse-
quence of which he was confined
TO his home. This week, how
ever, we are pleased to note. hs
is able to resume his labors q
the woelen factory.
Levi, Wolf, of GreendaIe, hat
his ankle crushed so badly in ,
hay press, last Monday, that am
pntation was necessary. DR.
f Campbell. assisted by Drs. Pul
len and Wright, of Logan, an
DR.. Aplin, of Carbon Hill, per
formed I he operation, the ampu
!, tation being made between tn
ankle and knee
The gentlemen from Logan,
whole team of them, who attend
ed the Somerset Fair, desire thu
publicly TO acknowledge obliga
tions TO DR.. Magruder, Presiden
Calm, Secretary Walker. an,
many other friends and acquain
( tances for pleasant and kindl
t courtesies extended. When th
e Somerset gentlemen come TO Lc