The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
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WORSTED DRESS GOODS.
B and 20 c. a yard,
Suitable for children's wear
Our NeighbOrs.

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eenth Regiment, o. V. I. Associa-
tion is fixed at Macarthur, till fur
ther notice, and the third annual
reunion of the Association will be
held at that place Sep. 1st and End,
1886.
Some bastard blew out the en-
bankment of the fish pond of Jacob
Geer, Of Wilkesville, and Racoon
creek is now stocked with German
Carp.
Athens County.
Athens Journal.l
Jno. f. White, one of the proprie-
tors of the OHIO DEMOCRAT, was
in Athens last week.
On Sunday afternoon, at Johnson
Brothers & Patterson's mine, an
air compressor exploded, instantly
killing Thomas Williams, an en-
ploye, and seriously hurting Chas.
Johnson, member of the firm.
Five thousand pounds of wool
was purchased at Marshfield on
Thursday last, by Mr.. Con, of
Washington C. II. The average
price paid was thirty cents.
On Saturday night burglar. m
tered the houses of Mr.. Banks, Ir.
Mullen and Jesse Cornell, but were
not richly rewarded.
Athens is suffering from an at
tack of orchestra.
Fairfield County.
Lancaster Eaglc]
@. ". II, Wright, ESQ.,, of Logan,
was in this city last Friday on
legal business.
The next term of Common Pleas
Court begins October 25th.
Lancaster grain dealers are pay
ing 6S and 20 cents per bushel for
new wheat.
On Saturday night, Mr.. VIM
Delong, who lives near the Reform
Farm, was brutally assaulted, and
one of his sholders disloc ated by
three ruffians who were secreted
in his stable.
On the night of the 9th, sneak
thieves entered the premises of
w. II. McCleneghan, and pulled up
a lot ofgeraniums and choice flower
ing plants and carried them off.
Brigadier-General John G.. Reeves
has assumed command of the first
Brigade, Patriarchs Militant, I. O.
o. F., of Ohio, with head quarters
at Lancaster, o.
The venerable Frederick Piper
one of the pioneers of this county,
died at his residence near Ham
burg, on Monday morning, at the
ripe age of so years.
A son of Mr.. John Blosser in Lib
erty township, met with very
sad accident last week. He was
attending his father who was cut
ting grass with machine and by
some means was caught and had
his feet badly cut.
Mrs. John Albert, while picking
cherries at her home in east Lam
caster, Saturday afternoon, fell
from bench on which she was
standing and broke her leg in two
places.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will go on an excursion to Column
bus on the 22d, inst. Round trip
tickets, 70 cents.
Jack Denton was slightly in
jured at the Hooking Valley works
on Friday, by a piece of board
flying from circular saw.
The gas well has reached a depth
of one thousand feet. The drill has
passed through slate, gravel, shale
and almost everything known to
geologists, and some strata of which
they had no knowledge, but no
solid rock has yet been struck.
Manager Wilkimeir, while re-
turning home from the Opera
House after Friday evenings per-
formance, was stopped by an un-
known man in the rear of Peters
and Trouts, who grabbed for his
watch. The chain was broken but
the thief failed to get the ticker.
Mr.. Harry Huber, President of
the Agricultural Society, Informs
US that there has been thirty-eight
tons of hay made on the Fairfield
County Fair Grounds this year,
This will be sufficient to supply the
fair this fall.
The Ohio Conference Camp
Meeting will open three weeks
from Thursday, and the managers
are busily engaged preparing fol
the largest and most successful