The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-05-19
Mrs. John Shore is very sick, not
expected TO live through the day.

The ladies' Of the Prcsbyteria
church will have a strawberry an
ice cream festival next Thursday
May 26. Notice of place will b
gwen later. All are cordially invitct
The sad intelligence reaches us
that our friend, John C. Tuthlll
State Librarian, died suddenly o
heart trouble, at his home in Ian
caster this morning at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles England last Thurs
day night, entertained crowd oi
Logan's young people, with an ice
cream supper, at her home east OF
here. a royal time was had.
A. II. Brooke, and j. P. Canty
left this morning for Marysvllle,
where they will seek the benefit OF
the Magic Magnetic waters of this
popular health resort. DR.. Pullen
expect to join them in a few days.
Col. Fisher of the G. II. V. & II.
R. r. accompanied by a skilled ar.
tist is spending the week in Hook
ing county, obtaining views OF
scenes particularly beautiful, along
the line of the railroad.
As stated last week, the slack cases
except one, have been settled by
compromise. Frank Merrick attor-
ney for the syndicate was in the
city Friday and Saturday and paid
the prices agreed upon.
Mr.. Grubb, writer on the ST.
Louis Globe, and husband of Roxy
McCrackcn, formerly Of our city
died suddenly one night last week in
an "opium joint" in the the city,
which place he was visiting with a
view to describing it for his paper.
Foul play is suspected.
See the world renowned Captain
Paul Boyton at Buckeye Park, Sun
day May 22nd. Railroad fare in
cludcs admission to the Park. Agents
Z. II. V. & T. R'y. will give yon
particulars.
In the abstract Of votes as pub
lishcd last week, the totals were
put down as announced, and were
incorrect, as addition viii show.
The vote for O'IIare is 1888. For
Krieg 1899. The tota. vote is l44o.
The table appears elsewhere.
Granl reception was given last
Friday evening by Mrs. ii. II. Todd
and Mrs. r. d. Culver in honor of
the birth anniversary of Mr.. Todd.
Over one hundred guests were pres
ent many of whom came from dis
tance.
Lloyd Buckmastcr the popular
city passenger agent for the c. IL.
Y. & L. r. r. has been selected as
sergeant at arms of the Republican
National convention. This is an
assurance that the memorial services
IF Harrison will be conducted" in
lecorum, and that passes" to the
press will be honorcd.
john Skunk. the Furnace town
grocer, is making a specialy of gar
len vegetables. lie keeps the
argest assortment of young onions,
adishes, spinach, greens and farm
md garden products generally. Has
.lso a full line of staple groceries.
Walk up to Furnace town and see
i'm.
MA. II. Brooke, cemetery trus-
ee has bought the flag stone taken
rom the Court House pavement for
Sc in the cemetery. The price
sked was $1,000, but the commits
toner's i'll a proper spirit made a
donation to the ceme-
cry of $500, the price received be-
lg $4,000. The flag stone will
nswer good purpose for stepping
one and walks IN the cemetery.
Miss Nellie McManigal, one of ,
lie prettiest little girls of North
lulberry street, gave 4 masquerade {
arty to her young friends on last {
uesday evening. The fact that /,
bout thirty little girls not yet in ,
leir teens, and possessed of the cum I
ing curiosity and detective skill t
of children of that age c
I'd sex could not tell s'tother from
hich," is evidence that the party
as great success.
The GAINESVILLE Commercial Col. a
ge, with the zeal characteristic of !
is well known and popular Busi- D
,ss Institution has secured the SER r
ces of the renowned Lecturer, Jahu t
eWitt Miller, who will deliver his b
nous lecture ''On The Uses OF u
glIness" at its annual Commence i
en- which will be held in Schultz's u
oera House, May 26th at 8 o'clock = !,
m. Prices Parquette so cts, Il
lrquctte Circle 35 ct and Dress b
rcle 25 cts. Good seats may be p
oura6 Inv adIracS,pr tho nro,r;o ~