The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-10-06
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
ED. l.. WILsON, Ci,y Editor.
LOCAL NEWS,
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ChOW iS TepOTleu w nave lallen
in this section on the 20, of Sept.
People of this valley are still
visiting the Columbus Centennial.
Wood Devoss, of Greenfield
has three iace horses at the fair.
Mrs. Hattie Garrett visited her
sister Mrs. A. Niche this week.
Will Kessler and Miss Sadie
Pond were in Columbus on Satur-
day.
Two Secretaries had all they
could do in making entries on We'd
nesday.
The Commercial men had a
great time in Columbus on Satur-
day last.
Miss May Linton, of Nelson
vile, is the guest of Miss Ella Fox
of this place.
Miss Fannie Collins, of Mis-
souri, is visiting her uncle Mr.. j.
N. Collins.
The Logan band will play at
the Columbus Centennial three
days next week.
The Senior Glass of Logan
visited the mines near Haydenville
on Wednesday,.
-Mr.Chas. Elem, of Lancaster
is assisting as clerk of the Rempel
House this week.
The increasing business of
Collins & Moore, have caused them
to engage new clerk.
Hon. j. II, Outhwaite, deliver
ed a speech at the Court House on
Wednesday evening.
Hon J. II. Outhwaite made
Il pleasant call at the DEMOCRAT
Office on Wednesday.
Isaiah Matheny of Hayden
vile, has been granted Il pension of
81 Il month from August 18th 1884.
MIR. Bowser who, formerly kept
a restaurant and ice cream parlor
at this place removed to Lancast-
er.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. j. Floyd and
children, of Bristol, Ind, went to
Columbus on Saturday, from
which place they will start home
in few days.
"A pleasant dance was given at
McCarthy's Hall on Thursday
evening in honor of Misses Vie.
Kessler and Ella Baily, of New
Lexington, who are visiting Miss
Anna Schwartz of the place.
The thanks of the DEMOCRAT
Office are heartily extended to j..
D. Riasol of Laurelville, who came
in and made us all glad yesterday
with lot Of the incest apple of
the season.
Clint Culumber resisted arrest
o. Thursday, by Gull Macklin one
of the Special police, and had his
head severly cut by mace. Clint
was brought to town by officer
Davey and after having his wounds
scwed up he was transferred to Jail.
Macklin received few slight
bruises during the struggle.
Hon. j. III. Outhwaite, our
Democratic Member of Congress
came down Wednesday to the Fair.
In the evening he made brief
speech at the Court House, al
though but few hours notice of
the meeting could be had, the
Court Room was filled to overflow
ing. He ma de an able, clear and
convincing argument in favor of Il
reasonable reduction of tariff taxa
tion. His remarks were listened
to with the closest attention and
were we'll received.
Patents Granted to the citizens
Of Ohio during the past week, g.
reported for this paper by G. A.,
Snow & Go. Patent lawyers, Opp.
U. s. Hatent Office Washington,
ID. G. J. A. Baugnman, Akron,
Match making machine; S. E.
Brown, Cleveland, Making body
loops for carriages; S. A. Buch-
anan, Bellelontain, Bridge; |. W.
Drawyer, Middletown, Plug tob-
baccO cutter; S. Dyer Spring,
field, Mechanical motion; Il. Fon.
tain, Auburndale, Wire nail ma.
chine; w. A. Gill, Columbus
movement box; S. Hipkins, Mar
tins Ferry, Roaming toolr j. p
Irwin, Navarro, Farm gate; G. H.
Johns, Cleveland, Heater; p
Kcttenring, Defiance, Band saw
machine;
The following appointments
have been made for the Lancaster
diatricf hv the Ohio Cnnfarance