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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-09-25
Married.

On Thursday evening, Sep. 80, by
Rev. L. G. Sparks, at the residence
of the BRIDES parents in Green
township, Prof. A. M. Sparks and
Miss Clara l.. Smith.
BY Rev. ]. F. Williams near Un-
ion Furnace, Mr.. Amos Groves and
Miss Eliza Moore, Sep. &c.
By the same Sep. 80, near Swan
P. o., Mr.. P. Homer Wilson and
Miss MOllie F. Conner.
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THE
lancaster air.
The Peerless Model.
PREMIUMS $4,000.

Picturesque location and grounds and
elegant building. Immense amphitheae
respect Exciting running Tong pacing
Liberal premiums department. Promptly paid
the day fair Horse and cattle department the
Speed to the world Unparalleled exhibitions and ample
Accommodations for exhibitors spectators
New attractions Panorama of the battle Getysbgurg
interesting rates all
railroads. Admission 25
w. II. HUBER Pres. W.. T. McCLENAGHAN, Sec.
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There.

R. w. Chamberlain, at Des
Moines, Ia.
Mrs. Ed James, visiting her
mother at Albany, o.
Orlando Belt has gone to Par
kersburg, West Va.
Mrs. r. G. James, Mrs. r. R.
Work, and Will. James are visiting
at Greenfield, O.
John Roller has gone to Cincin-
natl to engage in business.
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Advertised Letters.

Logan, 0, Sept. 20, 1886
Miss Angy Shawshal, Miss Mary
Rough, Miss Sarah Atkison, Mr..
Rile Yates, Mr.. Bert Largaw, Mr..
Joe Roaco, Miss Catherine Cavy.
CHAs. ROSE, p. NJ.
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Our Neigh bOrs.
Athens Couny.


Frank Bradley, Secretary of the
Knights of Labor ut Nelsonville,
has skipped with $3.50, belonging to
that organization. 1t is rumored
that he is in Joliet, Ill. Probably
gone on a visit.
From one of the mines of w. B.
Brooks & Son, there was recently
solid block of coal got out which
weighed a ton and a half. 1t was
to fill an order Of coal dealer who
wanted 1t for a sign.
James Collins, who was in Jail
here charged with cutting with in
tent to kill James Rourk in a Hap
py Hollow saloon some weeks since
mention of which was made at the
time in the Messenger, had a re-
hearing before Justice Ed Rose
several days since and was re-
committed without bail to answer
the charge of murder, Rourk hav-
ing died as a result of his injuries
which were of a most savage and
frightful character.
Perry County.
Common Pleas Court will COM
mence the 18th of October.
Mrs. A. Drew, of New Lexington
is visiting her parents in Logan.
The evuinocial storm struck here
Wednesday night, Sept. 22d, and
the wind blew a gale, with slight
interinissions, from 10 p. m. of that
day to 8 p. m. of the next.
Lewis Shrider has a red bird
that has been Gagged for fourteen
years. He does not know how old
it is, and would like if some one
would tell him to what age the
bird may live.
Bernard H. Hope, of the vicinity
of Hemlock, in package Of other
seeds which he had received from
some distant place, found one single
grain Of oats, which he planted in
his garden, and from which branch
ed and grew 66 stems, which, in
the aggregate, yielded nearly six
ounces of good, clean oats.
| Fairfield County.
| Ohio Eagle,
The Court House will be heated
by steam.
Mr.. Harry B. Peters sold his
Hurrah roadster to parties in New
ark.
The Cinnamon of this city are
making arrangements to open a
laundry 10 Logan.
The little son of Mr.. Frank Pc
ters, of Greenfield township, who
was poisoned with fly paper, died
last week.
Lancaster lost an estimable
young lady last Friday evening in
the death of Mrs. Martha J. Boyd
widow Of the late Rev. ]. r.. Boyd.
The postofflce mas been removed
to the Tallmadge House Office
until the completion Of of the i'm
proven,ents at the City Hall build
ing.
David NJ. Barrett, represen tative
from Highland county, was ap-
pointed by Gov. Foraker young
member of the Board of Trustees
Of the Athens Insane Asylum,
vice George w. B0erstler, of this
cit., re2igned.
virton County.
The 1. 90. Fps are occupying
their new lodge room in the Delay
building.
A decided improvement has
been made in the platform at the
depot, by giving it q gradual rise.
Jacob Snyder while saving a log
st his mill two miles west of town
sawed into two one ounce bullets.
The bullets We're found twelve
inches from the outside of the log.
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Miss Maggie Ball Is at Detroit,
Michigan, on a visit.
Several parties at the Cincin-
natl Exposition this week.
Mrs. DIR. Hubbard has returned
from y three weeks visit among
relatives.
The decorations on the busi-
ness buildings are elaborate and
beautiful.
MIR. and Mrs. John Hutchins
started last Saturday for e. visit to
their old home in Maine.
Rev. d. G. Thomas, the new
minister at this place, will preach
at the M. Z. Church, Sunday.
We this week give the test
questions used by the examiners of
Athens county, Sep. II, 1885.
"A. D. Houston and family start
ed for New York city on Wednes-
day, intending to make that place
their future home.
MIR. Fred Strock and lady re-
turned from their wedding tour
Thursday evening. The boys gave
them cordial reception.
Misses Maggie and Lizzie Am
bruster in company with their uncle
F. Rempel are visiting Cincinnati
and the Exposition this week.
AS we go to press the Reunion
is in successful progress, the town is
full of veterans and citizens and all
are having an enjoyable time.
Fire Brick Works went into
operation this week with full force
of hands, Mr.. Will McClintock the
manager reports trade in this man.
ufacture improving.
The Salvation Army are still
holding nightly services. E. L.
Davenport appears to have sinister
designs on a Lieutenancy. Will
lard refuses to cooperate.
We were pleased to meet Mr.
r. Butler Of New Lexington on
our streets Monday last, looking
hale and hearty. He was here at
tending the funeral ofhis fatherin-
law Mr.. Emanuel Frantz.
NO tice the new advertisement
of Rose & Sulzbacher this week.
This firm is composed of live busi-
ness men who study to please their
patrons, and furnish goods at the
lowest living profits.
MIR. Isaiah Frasure exhibited a
herd of fine Hoistein cattle on our
streets last Saturday. We under
stand that several parties have in
dicated desire to Mr.. Frasure to
purchase. Mr.. Frasure is the only
breeder of pure Holstein cattle in
our county.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement this week of William An
derson the old reliable book binder.
He is still alive and working. If
you have papers, magazines, old
books, new books, or any thing that
needs binding, he will give you SUBJ
stantial, honest work for honest
pay. Give him call.
We call attention to the adver-
tisement Of the Lancaster Fair, see
another column which begins Oct.
- and continues Ave days. It is
unnecessary TO tell our patrons that
this Fair is universally acknowl-
edged to be the best. local Fair in
the State, but will assure them that
the coming exhibition promises to
be the best ever he'd in the county.
MISS Delas Myers our most
popular milliner attended the
special opening of Souder, Bright
& Bro. at Columbus, o., Wednesday.
Miss Myers says it was a most en-
.joyable trip. Mrs. ]. L.. Bright took
her to dine with her at her pleasant
home, afte: which, returning at 2
p. M, Mrs. Geo. Bright gave her
special favors by showing her
through the trimmed department;
where she had the advantage of
many ideas in the latest styles in
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Born.

Sept. Goth To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Blacksten, a son.
Sept 2sth. To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mathiot a daughter.
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

William S. Ragsdale has been commissioned
coroner of johnson county by the Governor to
succeed John f. McClelland. who died recently.
F. g. Duffy, of ST. Louis the converted actor,
will address Military Park TEMPERANCE meeting
at $50 o'clock p M. to-day. He Is a son n-law
of Belle Boyd. the rebel spy.
The statement is made in a st. Louis paper
that Peter Benner. saloon keeper of this city
is there pursuing his runaway wife, who, he
SAYS, has married a street-car conductor named
Kern. She was arrested. but was released on
bail.
The East Michigan street Savings and Loan
Association of this city Incorporated yes
terday The directors are Franklin Vonnegut
Christian OFF, B. II. Warner, Peter Liehr, 2. l..
Spahr, Louis Piehl, John e. Thomas and Theo.
Stern.
Gottlieb FL. Kyler asks the Superior Court
for divorce from Mary Kyler He says they
lived together only SIX weeks from the time of
their marriage, in December, 1884 She has
since her abandonment of him lived under her
maiden name.
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CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

Communion services will occur at Meridian
street and Roberts Park churches this morning.
The Rev. Dr. Jenckes will preach at Holy In
nocents' Church tits evening instead of at Tom
Gnson Hall.
The Rev. c. E. Bacon, of Richmond, Ind, will
preach at the Central-avenue III. e. Church this
morning and evening.
A temperance sermon will be delivered at the
Central Universalist Church by the Rev. Mr..
Tibbetts, this morning.
At the First Baptist Church, the pastor, the
Rev. DR.. Jeffrey, will preach this morning on
''Christs Prayer for Peter"
Special Sunday school services will be held at
Mayfiower Congregational Church, this after
noon, beginning at o'clock.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church. this morn
ing, "The Highest Nobility is to be the topic of
the pastors sermon, the Rev. g. L. McNust.
1.-THE Growth and Results of Our Plea" will
be the subject of the Rev. e. j. Gantz's sermon
at the Central Christian Church this morning
The Rev. O. Z. McCuloch's topics are ."The
Mission of the Son of Man." for the morning.
and Abraham, Study of Faith" for the even
ing services.
The Rev. r. v. Hunters topic for his morn
ing sermon at the Seventh Presbyterian Church
to-day is Herein Is Love-" In the evening he
will preach on THE First Gospel"
This evening no services will be held at the
First Baptist, First Presbyterian. Mayfower
Cong egational. United Brethren, United Pres
by terrain, Meridian street Methodist, Tabernacle
and Roberts Park. 1t is expected that the con-
gregations of these churches viii take part in
the Tomlinson Hall meeting to night
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ASKING FOR A RECEIVER.
A Petition Filed Yesterday Affecting the Ma
chine and Steel Pulley COmpany's Affairs.

A petition was filed in the federal court
yesterday by the Dayton malleable iron works
asking the appointment of receiver for
the Machine and Steel Pulley Company,
of this city. the partners in the
machine company are H. H. Fulton and 0. R.
Olsen, and their place of business is South
Pennsylvania street. They estimate the value
of their plant at $S5, 900. The proceedings were
wholly unexpected. Mr.. Fulton states as the
amount owing to the plaintiffs is 81, 900. payable in
installments. and the first note does not become
due until the 18th of next month. The business
has developed in the past seven years until the
force of employees has been gradually increased
from two men and three boys in the begin
ming, to 100 men, although the num-
Der now employed is about forty. Wages
have been paid as they became due, and the
business has not been discouraging. Some
time ago the firm had to compromise with some
debtors, causing them some financial strin-
gency, but a proposition to pay at once
so cents paper soon maturing and
the remainder in January was accepted by all
the creditors. Mr.. Fulton thinks that an ar
rangement can be made by which the company
will be able to continue operations without in
corruption. The petition will be considered by
the court on Tuesday.
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A Welcome to Church People.

Bishop Knickerbacker having announced in his
annual address at the recent diocesan convention
that Grace Church, which would be his official
home, should be free church" open at all
times to the church people of this diocese for
worship, the following resolutions by the con-
gregation have been adopted:
Resolved. By the congregation of Grace Church.
that brethren of the church. clergy and laty be
cordially invited to feel this is to their par
sh mission their church homo, and that whenever
sojourning in this city to visit and worship with
us and when friends parishoners are moving to
city to them that hearty welcome awaits
them at the Bishops church.
Resolved, That to the clergy and laity of city
parishes and missions extend fraterna greet
ngs and welcome whenever inclination or convenience
may allow them to worship with
The necessary steps have been taken to canon
ically legalize the action of the convention and
give to the Bishops church its proper status and
representation.
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PERSONAL MENTION ELSEWHERE.
Charlottesville.

After today the Methodists will hold services
at the courthouse. on account of repairs being
made AZ Music Hail. The N. s. A. Club pie
nieked at Pine Hills last Saturday. Gen. Lew
Wallace has been invited to deliver an address
at Greeneastle on July 8. and Hon. NJ. ID. White
1T Garland Mineral Springs John T. Hanna.
son OF b. w. Hanna. is seriously i'll with con-
sumption ST the house of his mother. in this city.
-. The regular monthly missionary meeting
Of the Christian Church was held last Thursday
in this city. A basket dinner will be given In
August. when IL is expected that o. f. Smith,
State evangelist, will be present. r j. Green
reeoiyeA the degree Of master Of arts al De
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strumental music, drama. etc Mrs. Charles
Emswiler is visiting relatives at Indianapolis
Miss Maud Farrar left on Thursday for visit
among friends at Fort Wayne.s Among the la
dies spending the week at Lake Maxinkuckee
from this city are Mrs. Hattie Hale,
Will Spinning and Lou Fulwiler, and Misses
Anna Parsons, Anna Constant and Eva McFar
land. =. VIM. Charles and wife, of Topeka,
Kan, who have visited Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Hutchison at Denver the past week, are the
guests of W. NJ Trout on East Third street.
Miss Della Means left Friday for an extended
visit among friends and relatives at Indianapo-
lis. Richmond and Dayton. o. Mrs. Morgan
Harvey has returned from a visit among friends
and relatives at Delphi Miss Fannie Lamb,
of Indianapolis. is spending vacation with her
mother Miss Anna Constant leaves on Mon
day for Boston for months visit, and
also to attend the musical convention
in that city. Mrs. Charles O'Donald. of Lo-
gansport, is visiting her father and mother. Mr.
and Mrs Harry Fetter, on Miami street Mrs.
c. 0. Lynx, of Rochester, formerly of this city,
is the guest of Mrs Fl. Kartholl. Mrs. John
Ream is visiting friends and relatives at her old
bome Grand Rapids, Mich. ;. Mr.. and Mrs A.
7. Ellis and children. Alex. Rub and wife, and
@. F. Clarke and wife, leave to- morrow Monday
for a weeks sojourn at Lake Mantle Miss
Flo Gilbert and Miss Bessie LaBonta will take
an extended vacation in few weeks consisting
of trip to Mackinac, by rail and steamer from
Detroit with probability of side trip to the
Superior region. including the Pictured Rocks,
Ashland and Duluth.
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Alpha Council. Order of Chosen Friends. last
evening elected the following officers to the
ensuing term: Past councillor. Miss Mollie Full
mer, worthy councillor, Joseph Bruce; vice eeun-
ciIor. Mrs. Rose E. Jones; prelate. Miss Love
Linn; secretary, Miss M. c. Page treasurer,
A. j. Cochran; marshal, W. T. Rowyer; warden.
Mrs. S R Roberts; guard, Geo. Mitten; sentry,
e i. Shelton
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a New Claw county Goa, Company.

Articles were filed with the Secretary of State
yesterday incorporating the Niekelplate Coal
and Mining Company, which will operate at
Ben wood, Clay county. The capital stock is
$50, 600, and the directors are M. A. johnson, Nd.
III. johnson and W. s. Houston.
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WONDERFUL cures by Ayers Sarsaparilla in
every part Of the land. Write for names If you
want home evidence
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PAW University last week. Or. J. r. Tuttle
is home from Fox Lake, Wis. Rev. E. B.
Thomson will soon start for q tour throughout
the East. "A prohibition leaeae was formed
on last Monday night, with Fisher Do
herty, president; M. Y. Bucks, vice-pres-
ident; Dr. j. r. Etter, secretary,
and Colonel Blair. treasurer. Sessions will
be held every Monday evening at the court
house. Hugh McCalip and T. E. Ballard viii
address the meeting tomorrow evening.
Misses Stella and Ada Kendall have returned TO
Lafayette after visiting Miss Laura Mahorney.
Mrs. Taylor, of Greencastle, is visiting her
son, Dr. J. N. Taylor. The First Presbyte-
rian Church is without a regular minister.
Miss Bayard, of Louisville, who has been visit
ing the family of Prof. ]. NJ Campbell, returned
home last Tuesday. -. Miss Mary III. Krout,
of the Chicago Interior, will visit Miss. Mary
Dean, at Indianapolis, next week. Mrs L.
F. Davidson and daughter are visiting at Gov
ington. Prof. j. M. Cantley, of the Evans
vile public schools, is visiting our citizens.
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Knightst0wn.

The Presbyterian Church social given at the
residence of Reuben Peden, on Wednesday even
ing, was the browning event of the week. Quite
a number present, and the evening was
pleasantly spent in social enjoyment . Rev.
III. N. Herrick ard family intend spending few
weeks at Fort Wayne, visiting and rusticating.
He has poor health, and the board Of the NJ. E
Church have rendered him a leave of absence of
four weeks duration, in which time his pulpit
will be occupied by Rev. r. F. Brewington.
Miss Alice Horner visited Centerville last week.
A union meeting will be held at the Christian
Church to-day. Mrs w. A. Hutchinson, of
Franklin. O.. is visiting friends here. ;.
Miss Emma Shower, of Richmond visited friends
here last week. The teachers selected by the
board of trustees of the Kniehtstown public
schools for the ensuing year follows: Su-
perutsndent. Professor Charles Hewitt prlnci-
pal of High-school, Miss Lillian Thompson; as
s, Miss Ida Glass; No. Z, Miss Emma Shower;
No. 6, Miss Hattie Bowman; No. s. Miss Maggie
Cameron No 4 Miss Lizzie Wilhorn: No. 3,
Miss Emma Byerly; No. 2, Miss Julia Bow
man; No. ]. Miss Ola Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs.
Garrettson have returned to their home in Mich
igan. Mrs. John T.. Barnes. of Memphis,
Tenn, is in the city visiting friends Miss
Hattie Hinshaw is visiting relatives at Kalama-
ZOO Mich Mrs. Alice Stage, wife of w. r.
Stage, agent of the Panhandle company at this
city, died on Wednesday night last, after very
brief illness The remains were removed to Os
wego, o., on Thursday morning forinterment
The colored Odd-feows will celebrate the Fourth
next Monday at this place. Social Lodge, d.
of r.. elected the following officers: Miss Ida
Hauier, NJ g.; Miss Hattie Hinshaw, v. g.;
Miss Della Davis. r. S.; Miss Carrie White, F.
S.; Mrs. Jennie Steele. treasurer. The Balla-
boozabanganorabonian, long-named society,
pionicked last week at the Medical Springs
Rev. DIR. Archibald delivered lecture here on
Literature" which caused considerable com
ment He bitterly attacked the daily press OF
the country. Katie Marott. of Indianapolis,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hubbard, of this
place.
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Wabash.

Fl. FL. Conner and wife, of West Main street.
gave reception last evening in honor Of Misses
Julia Conner and Florence Kaufman, of Indian
apolis who are visiting Miss Bessie Keyes. ).
Mrs. T. I'll. Hague, of Huntington, is visiting
friends in this city Miss Lou Kunse of tne
indianapolis public schools is spending the sum-
mer vacation with her parents in this city.
MIR. and Mrs. John Curtner have gone to Den
yer, Col, to spend few weeks. Mrs. War
rem Bigler is visiting relatives in Christiansburg
0. -. The Chautauqua Circle will be enter
tanned on Tuesday evening by Miss Carrie Nc
Henry of West Maple street. Miss
Madge Busick has returned from Quin
cy, ILL.,, where she has spent the
past six months with relatives The marriage
of prominent young educator of Huntington
county and a well-known young lady of this city,
it is announced, will occur at early date.
Misses Inez Carpenter and Carrie Hubbard are
visiting friends in Toledo, O. Mrs. Lucy
Horter spent the past week with relatives in
Huntington. Rev. d. Thompson and son
have gone West TO spend the remainder of the
summer. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, of Hillsdale,
Mich. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Lamport,
of this city. Mrs. Lewis Chapter is visiting
friends at Anderson. Miss Juva and May
Tinker are visiting friends in Port Huron,
Mich. DR.. D. w. Stradey and wife are spend
ing the heated term with their son, DR.. A. w.
Stradley, at Greeley, Col.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

TAE matters Of int rest and items of news whether
In the city State. proper for this department. will
be printed if properly authenticated.]
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Plainfeid.

William Wilkin and wife attended the com
mencement of the Rose Polytechnic School, at
Terre Haute, this week. Their son was of
the graduates Miss Laura Crews was visiting
relatives at Amo last week. Miss Anna Tay
Tor, of Indianapolis, visited her sister, Mrs DR..
Carter, here last week. Mrs Alice Moore, of
Charlottesville, is visiting at A. T. Harrison's
The When Band, from indianapolis, will give
concert at the Reform School Tuesday night
Miss Addie Hanna, of Clayton, is visiting Miss
Lula Wagner.
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Shelbyville.

Mrs. Jennie Beeks, of Chicago, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bless
ing. of this city, was called to her home Mon
day, by the serious illness of her husband.
Mrs. H. w. Milliken and daughter, of Washing
ton G. H., o., is visiting Mrs. James Wiles, of
South Harrison street. Mrs. j. E. Adams, of
Springfield O., who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. H. FL. jackson, of the Ray House,
left on Thurday morning for Cambridge City,
where she will visit friends short time before
returning home. Miss Nellie Leepers, of East
Washington street. will entertain Miss
Lois Peirce, daughter of ex-Congressman
Pe;rce, of Charlottesville, this week.
Miss Cassidy, who has been visiting Miss Alma
Raymond, has returned to her home in Rush
vilio. Mrs Charlie Zoller, of Greensburg, en-
tertained the following ladies from here. Thurs
day: Mrs. w. l.. Carter, Mrs. John Messiek,
Mrs. Samuel Hamilton, Mrs j. q. Deprez and
Miss Allie Miller. :. Miss May Howard left on
Thursday for Philadelphia, to visit friends.
Mr.. L. G. Patton and wife, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Fl. jackson, have re-
turned to their home in Louisville, KY Miss
kitte Noble, of Irvington. is the guest of Miss
June Elliott The many friends of Miss Fan
ME Levinson gave her farewell supper before
taking her leave for Chicago and LaP orte, where
she will remain all summer.