The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-31
Our Neigh bOrs.
Fnlrflcld County.

Nearly 1900 bushels of black
berries were shipped from Sugar
Grove the past week.
The Conference of the Evangcl-
ical Lutheran Church will convene
in Sugar Grove this week.
The Board of Trustees of the
Ohio Industrial School were in ses-
sion Thursday.
There is no truth whatever in the
report that Hon. Chas. Foresman
has suffered a second stroke of
paralysis.
Misses Floyd and Collins, of Lo-
gan, who have been the guests of
Miss Lettie Vorys and Miss Gertie
Greer, for several weeks past, have
returned home.
The Central Ohio Conference of
the U. b. Church will hold it's next
annual session at the pleasant
Valley church, in Walnut town
ship, commencing October the 9th.
The holy communion will be cef-
ebrated in st. Peters Lutheran
Church, Of Lancaster, Sunday
morning. The services will be in
the English language.
The Tallmadge House was closed
last Thursday, and the furniture
and fixtures sold at public auction
Saturday. Mrs. Jeilries, the pro-
prietress, will keep a private board
ing house at Mrs. Flemm's resi-
dence on South Broad Street.
Major Carlisle, President of the
Board of Live Stock Commission
ers, had his attention called to
glandered horse, Saturday, brought
here from Adelphi. He iinmedi-
ately telegraphed to the State Vet
mary at Columbus, who came down
on the afternoon train, after a care
full examination, pronounced it Il
malignant case of glanders. Upon
Mr.. Carlisle's orders, the animal
was shot and buried.
Perry Co.
New Lexington Tribune.
Perry will have the best yield of
apples for several years.
Miss Nan. Mcbride, of Logan, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. a. j.
Ward, of this place.
The Clerk and Sheriff moved into
their new quarters Monday and
Tuesday, and now the old court
: house looks more lonely than Il
| banquet hall deserted.
The residence of A. ]. Ward was
entered last Saturday night, and
, two or three dollars in change ta-
q ken from Mr.. WIS pants pocket.
1 The Perry county Teachers In.
5 stitute will convene at Somerset
a the week of August 23rd. Profes.
sor G. w. Welsh, Sup't of School.
of Lancaster. o., Prof. II. f. Acker,
:, of New Lexington, and Mrs. Dun
;, bar, Of Norwalk, o., have been Sc
= cured as instructors.
q The eighth annual reunion of the
31st O. V. /. will be held at Somer
set, Aug. 10th and l1th.
, The reunion of the 62d O. V. /
, will be held at New Lexington OF
:. the first Thursday and Friday il
September.
g At the Crescent Mine, nea
Crooksville, on Tuesday, Rober
Burton was instantly killed ant
: Edward Harrier fatally injured b,
u the premature explosion of blast
Athens County.
Athens Journal.l
T. Samuel Skinner, of Athens, aget
~ thirty-one years, died at his hom
Is in this place on Friday, of fconsumr
= ton. The funeral took place OF
Sunday, Serene Lodge, /. o. o. F
le officiating.
he A fourteen-year-old son of p. G
e Evans, of Athens, the insuranc
S; man, has been visiting at HebardS
e. vile, and on Sunday, while foolin
OF with revolver, he shot himsel
ell The ball entered the. left eye an
1t. penetrated the brain. Death wa
almost instantaneous. The funers
IS took place Tuesday.
a Mrs. Margaret Buckley, wife {
ir Asher Buckley, at Nelsonville, die
st last Friday, after an illness of owe
L. four months. The funeral too
I'd place yesterday afternoon, from til
I'd Presbyterian church.
ld j. Hartnell, of Coolville, met wit
as a serious accident Saturday ever
ing. He caught his hand on n hoo
k in the mill, and badly lacerated i
Nv exposing several tendons and vein
Ol Pickaway County.
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