The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10
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WOOL AND WORSTED
DRESS FABRICS.
Our Neighbors.

NEW lLeNluStOl VIII NOtc Oll tiic
local option clause of the Dow law.
New Straitsville has fourteen
saloons and wants the Salvation
Army. ,H
The recently dedicated M. Il.
Church, at Roseville was built ut Il
cost of 800.
1t is reported that the bridges on
the Buckingham division of the X.
& o. Ry., are to be repaired.
John Breckenridge, II colored bar
Der of New Lexington, stole two
watches and two revolvers from Il
saloonist. He was arrested and
the articles recovered.
The name of w. f. Finck is men
toned for the Democratic nominal
ton for congress.
The judicial Delegates from this
County to the Democratic Judicial
Convention are J. G.. Huffman, L..
M. Alderman, Raymond McGreevy
of Jackson, David Sherman.
There will be free for all run
ming race half mile dash at the
fair grounds for $40. on Tuesday
July 13, the next stock sale day, at
| | o'clock. Entrance fee ST. Ad-
mittance to grounds 10 cents.
The OddfellOws of Deavertown
will celebrate july II, 1886, by pa
ratle and Picnic.
New Lexington celebrated the
4th. Saturday.
1t costs New Lexington 50 cents
each to have her street lamps kept
trimmed and burning.
The Democratic Judicial Conven-
ton of the 5th. Judicial Circuit
will meet in Mount Vernon July 21.
Ninton County.
c. II. Bell, Of Allensville, plowed
up Il Spanish coin bearing date of
1775.
The Fourth was observed ut Ia
leski, Hamden, Wilkesville, Near
thur Junction and Hawks Station.
George Nansky, n member of the
Fenton Gaurds, deserted just as the
company were getting aboard the
train to go to Washington s. III. to
go into camp.
David Keeton, an old resident of
Hope Furnace, and well-known all
over the county, was found dead
Sunday morning, July 81, on the
railroad, half way between Hope
Station and Zaleski. Ce
Samuel Lutz, Esq, of Adelphi,
Ross county, was in Macarthur Sat
urday, Sunday and Monday last,
and while here was the guest of his
relative, Mr.. G. w. Patfenbarger.
This visit proved very interesting
one to our citizens, and we hope, Il
pleasant one for Mr.. Lutz. He will
be 9S years of age next September,
and the first plat Of the town of
Macarthur has his name attached
as surveyor, and is dated i'm No
vember, 1915, he being at that time
81 years of age.-Mrs. James
Ward has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Kelley, at Logan, during
the past week.-A man named
Clark, we learn, bit an ear off of
Pat Thacker, at Hawks, on Friday
evening last. The ear was replaced
and will soon be ready for another
bite.--One day last week Mr..
Henry Westcoat brought to town
on his wagon 200O pounds of wool.
This, at 30 cents per pound came to
5000. OF what other product can a
farmer haul 5000 worth at one load =?
-McArthur Enquirer, aa
Vinton county reports during the
past year, total number of deaths,
167; total births, 405; total marri-
ages, no; sent to Insane Asylums,
B. .r-. ..... ....
Deputy Sheriff S. b. Rice, of Ma
rion county, arrested Harrison
Thacker, of Minerton, last Friday,
on a charge of stabbing with intent
to kill one John Orr, of Green Camp,
Marion county, on the 22d of May
last. Sheriff Stanley assisted in
the arrest.
Mr.. Joseph Cline, of Wilkesville,
is the owner of II fish pond in an
excellent location at that place,
which cost him II snug sum to COM
pIete, but he feels much encouraged
owing to the following facts. Sew
en- weeks ago on the 9Th instant he
put in his pond lot of 60 German
Carp, a few large and the balance
smaller. Since the 3lst of May the
fish have spawned and the young
ones, of which there are thousands,
have grown to the length of five
inches.