The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-10-27
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Ocrat should turn out, and help
boom the meeting.
In the report of the Council
proceedings, Davenport of the Ga
zette charges Mayor Price with
collecting "monies." We knew
Ed was bad man but we can't
see what should induce him to
make such a charge.
The Standard Oil co. is erect
ing a ware house on the adjoining
lot of the Motherwell Iron & Steel
Co. An ordinance will be passed
before council at the next meeting
prohibiting it as danger to the
surrounding property.
Coroner Gage says while on
his way to Columbus he met an
old man 1O7 years old who had
walked twenty miles and was on
his way to visit his grandfather.
A called meeting of the Liars AS
ISOLATION would be in order.
List of letters remaining in the
Office at Logan, o., Oct. "a, 1888.
Persons inquiring for the same
will please say they are advertised.
Mrs. Bridget Donehue, Mrs. Bar
bra Doubemniu, Mr.. j. J. Engle,
j. P. Flowers, Esq, Trustees of
Marion Tp., J. s. Younger.
Mrs. Rebecca Watkins, mile
southwest of the Infirmary, will Of
fer at public sale on Friday, Nov. 2,
1883, two-horse wagon, horse, 2
jersey cows (both fresh), l set
wagon harness, express, SO sheep,
and lot of farming implements
and house hold goods and furni-
ture.
MIR. John White of Logan, Ohio,
said it was the biggest parade he
had ever seen. Mr.. White is
brother Of Senator White, of Hook
ing ICounty. The Senator could
not come down as he and Colonel
Lon Nail are making speeches
through the Observation-Disclosures
haiti Enquirer yesterday.
That's all right, but what "Dees.
trict."
"A murder and suicide which
rese mbles the Phillips
tragedy was committed in Cincin-
natl on Wednesday. A young man
by the name of Schaller cut his
wife's throat and then his own,
their two-year-old infant being a
witness of the bloody deed. His
wife had been on very friendly
terms with a handsome drummer,
and jealousy is supposed to be the
cause of the deed.
The Logan Band was adver-
tised to be present at the jollifi-
cation to be held at Nelsonville to-
day. AS no engagement has been
made with them it is supposed
that the Republicans have been
drawing harder on their imagina-
tion than on the treasury. We
don't blame them since all their
political meetings in this section
have been failures.
We call the attention of the
street committee to the passage
known as the grave yard alley,
which is used by the northeast end
children asa short cut to the public
schools. The alley has for long
time resembled Il duck pond, and
rs it is the only street or alley in
that end of the city, connecting
with Market Street, the committee
should give 1t their attention be.
fore winter fairly sets in, and
make safe and dry way for the
children to attend school.
What might have been a SER
ious accident happened to Mr.. w.
H. COwelps baby Thursday even
ing. The little fellow was playing
with the bracket of a bird cage and
was shaking it as o little child
would do, when the hook, bent
wire about the size of q rye straw,
run into his eye and through the
upper lid. In great alarm the
mother seized the child and ran in
to Capt. Bowen's house next door,
holding the child's hands to keep
him from pulling on the wire while
it was in the eye lid. The Capt.
saw the situation at once, and very
neatly took the wire out. Fortu-
nately the eye ball was not injur-
ed.
The Pat Muldoon Comedy Co.,
will appear at the Opera House on
Monday night next. We clip the
following complimentary notices,
which show that the company give
a highly appreciative entertain
ment.
Pat MuldoOn's entertainment
last night was far above the aver