The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10
We have this week made
u Sweeping Reduction
in the prices of
many goods, too numerous
to mention.

of Elks.
Sedala, Trimble township, is
hereafter to be known as valley
City.
Chas Il. Schaf, of Nelsonville'
made an assignment to Frank
Cooley.
a movement which was set on
foot recently resulted in an organi-
alton of brass band in Athens.
Alex Stett, of Buchtel one of the
two brothers charged with assault
with intent to kill had Il re-hear-
ing before Judge Wilson Thursday
and was acquitted.
1t may seem incredible, yet it is
true that Athens burned nearly
five hundred dollars worth of fire
works in observing the Fourth.
These figures do not include ihe
Asylum.
G. w. Smith, of Clarksburg, W..
Va, graduate of the University
class of 81, has sent sprig of will
low from one taken from the grave
of Napoleon at st. Helena, to be set
out on the campus.
Last Saturday while picking
cherries, Miss Nettie Blackwood,
who lives west of town, fell to the
ground, Il distance of some twelve
feet, fracturing her skull over the
left eye, injuring the left side and
producing a compound dislocation
of the right thumb. Her wounds
were dressed and she il now doing
well.
Fairfield County.
Sixteen car loads of live stock
were shipped from Lancaster Sat
urday last.
Nine coaches of eXcursionists went
to Columbus on the M. j.. Sunday
school picnic train last Thursday.
Common Pleas Court con vened
Tuesday, with Judge Friesner on
the bench. Nothing of any import
ance was done except confirming
the sale of land, and the hearing
of few motions. The Judge adj
journed court the same day.
\ warantee deed was filed in the
Recorders Office, last week dated
August, 4th., 1907, and given by
Henry Heller and wife to Jacob
Hoffman. This is the oldest deed
received ut the Recorders office
during, Mr.. Parido's term of Office.
Lancaster celebrated the 4th. by
a slow mule race, Il game of base
ball, rockets fire crackers and
noise.
The people of Lancaster are still
talking of the Lancaster and Ham,
den rail road. There will be Il
meeting of citizens interested in
the project at Lancaster July 16.
On Saturday July 3rd, the body
of Il dead man was found about
y miles south of fStoutsville, lying
by the roadside. He had evident
ly been dead two days, as he was
last seen on Thursday previous.
The Normal School at Amanda,
commences Monday next, conduct
ed by Prof. &. w. Bates.
Rev. Mr.. Burns is off this week
on Il trip out west.
Miss Clara A. Brehm, who has
been teaching school in Fairfield
Co. the last three months, returned
home Oh Tuesday evening.
"A few days ago II man by the
name of ID. Il. Lewis, of Murray
City. was recognized by Esq. Og-
den in the sum of 1900 to appear ut
the next term of Common Pleas
Court, on charge of passing Coun-
terfeit money.
Roy Vanatta, the son of Frank
Vannatta, of Murray City, who has
been under the surgical treatment
of DIR. Campbelll for the last five
weeks for white swelling, is, we are
glad to hear, about well. .
We this week issue a suppli-
ment for the purpose of giving our
readers as much news as possible,
believing that a good newsy paper
is its best advertisement. We pur-
pose ut all times to give a News
paper worth the money paid for it.
John Fluharty and Noah w.
Starr have purchased of c. Altman
Co. Canton.O., Il Millers New Model
Vibrating Thresher, and will be
ready to thresh for the farmers Of
our County next week. The thresh-
er has u swinging straw stacker
and apparatus for measuring and
sacking the grain as 1t comes from
the machine. The boys say 1t Il the
| nnlx, thraclav nf tha lind with oou.