The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-02-25

fellow townsman. Calvin Hopkins, w
has been living for the past two yea
in Newport, Ky, moved her goods
Logan the latter par, of last week, ,ar
intends making this her permane
home.
Considerable interest is manifesto
in the NJ. E. revial here. There wel
some fifteen accessions last Sunda
and the future promises rich harve
Rev. I.uccock, father of our preset
minister. who is visiting here, oceupie
the pulpit Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Green, who SIS attendin
the GAINESVILLE Buainess colleg'
came over to help the SENTINEL cele
brate Washington birthday anhiyer
ary which was done by displaying tw
ofthe finest flags in the city, the on
Andrew Jackson, the other Grove
! Cleveland.
Ferd Magic fell from wagon Mon
day near the C. H. V. & T. depC
breaking his arm from which he ha
his hand severed some time ago. Fer
is certainly having a series of injur
The hand that was severed Dy the car
was months in healing and now th
same arm is broken. He has the sin
cere spp'pathy of our people.
Mrs. DR.. ID. Dii,le has begur
the building of two new house.
on the vacant grounds in ihe
rear of the Glmble building
North Malberry street. Jh'
houses, when completed, vii.
make a valuable addition 10 the
many attractions of The Fiftl
Avenue boulevard,
Mr.. Henry Lutz, our efficient machin
list, has on hand and for sale a fine lot
of sewing machines, Domest C, New
Home and Helpmate, which he is SELL
ing at reduced prices. Mr.. Lutz has nc
agents driving round over the country
to swindlc the people, but is ready tc
do straight, honest dealing with all who
patronize him at his place Of business.
He has fitted up his shop with steam
and is therefore ably
equipped for any machine repairing.
Secondhand machines bought and sold.
The Misses Ruth and Natalie Blb-
cock. of New York City. assistant staff
OF their father, Col. Babcock,
Of the n. Y. Morning Advertiser, visit
ing thei" grandma, Mrs. Maginnis, OF
GAINESVILLE, were the guests last week
Of Miss Dora Nell Green and her sis
ters, and assisted in celebrating Dora
Nell's and Washington's birthdays in
Logan. The young ladies' returned oil
much pleased with the fash.
pms, the fun and the festivities of or
Queen City birthday celebrations.
TIE Nabobs with Henshaw and Ten
Brock as the stars will be at the
Opera House on Friday evening next
Feb. 26th. These excellent artists
nave appeared here so often end have
always been greeted by large audiences
and they will, no doubt, meet with the
'ame favors during this engagement.
Plenty OF new music, songs, dances
md speciallles have been added this
season. Mr.. Henshaw is singing a
lew version Of great success across
he Bridge" The Company is better
Ind stronger in every respect than
2 st season.
Mr.. W. n. England. Secretary Of the
Canal Commi ssioner, was in the city
IN Washington birthday and united
nth the old guard to celebrate the
anniversary in patriotic style. Hc tells
Is that if the Canal is abandoned the
included in the canal land
lot alone 'he channel, tow path and
,crm bank, but the basins, drains and
,ords formed by the ca nal, will be
leld as state property and will not re-
'ert TO the original owners sna sue
eeding occupants. The State will
most likely have the lapd apprais ed
md sell TO the highest bidder.
We had pleasant call last Saturday
rom Mr.. john Woodruff. of Uniontowu.
Who has been spending the week past
vith his brother, Mr.. W. H. Woodruff,
# Green. Mr.. Woodruff is one of the
pioneers of Siraitsville. owning the
arm upon which the town is partially
,uiit and the nine first opened. He
vas an active man in the early day. and
o his energy and good Judgment much
# the prosperity which followed is
ue. Mr.. Woodruff is one of the wealthy,
farmers of Muskingum, and
Vhe n he comes to Hooking has many
Tarm old timers to meet him and greet
i'm with hearty welcome.