The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-14


ON Tuesday.
--Jo Shorr is visiting in Oska-
loosa, Kan.
--Mert Smith has a music class
mt Jacksonville.
Col. Weldy was sick several
days this week.
Miss May Miller Is visiting in
Covington, KY.
-Chas Buerhaus has returned
to Wichita Kan.
Miss Mollie Mcbride visited in
Shawnee last week.
The musical man of this neigh
borhood Is still alive.
"A grocery has been opend up
in the Roller Building.
ALBERT Niche, of Middleport,
was in Logan Sunday.
Tony Barleon, of Macarthur,
was in Logan on Friday.
Miss Nell Work is attending
the Marietta Centennial.
Miss Anna Kessler left to-day
for three weeks visit in Marietta
The appointment of one of the
night police has been confirmed by
the Council. W
Fine Spring Chicken, Beef and
Ham Sandwiches and lunch of all
kinds at Slisher's.
John Slisher is still tending
bar, and keeping all the leading
brands of liquors in the town.
-Chas L. Smith has been grant
ed a pension Of se month from
Nov. s, 1887, the date of his appli-
cation.
Finest Cincinnati and Column
bus Beer, also Philip Best's Select
Blue Ribbon Milwaukee Beer at
Slisher's.
III. j. Falkenbach, G.P. A. of
the G. III. v. 4 7. r. r. has prepar-
ed neat folder advertisement Of
the Centennial and the G. A. r.
Hon. G. HI. Buerhaus has
number of copies of the Rosters of
Ohio Soldiers and Geological Sur
veys, which can be had by calling
at his Office.
The Governor of Missouri has
granted the murderer of Preller,
Maxwell, respite of four weeks. He
was to have been hanged ON Fri
day of this week.
Ed Davenport, of the Gazette,
tells story Of q tree yielding thirty
eight bushels of cherries. 1t would
MT do to call him q liar, but you
know his weakness.
FOR SALE-A forty-five horse
power boiler, engine, heater and
pumps, all complete and in good
condition for sale cheap, on the pre-
1nises of the Logan Furniture
Factory. Apply to F. F. Rempel.
In tha case of the State of Ohio
against Jesse Roby, charged with
perjury on complaint of Barnet
Keplar, the defendant waived ex-
animation before G. w. Brehm, j.
p. and was recognized to Court in
the sum of $4OO.
The Association of Mining En-.
giners has held a very interesting
session here this week. On Friday
morning they went on tour of
investigation through the mines in
this vicenity returning here in the
evening when the meeting ad-
journed.
The heavy rain on Monday
caused considerable overflow of
water in this vicinity completely
running the crops in many places.
Very near mile Of the G. H. v. &
T. track was washed out, between
this point and Athens, and the
trains delayed for time.
-One of the coolest attempts at
ROBBERY was perpetrated in Col.
Rempel's store on Tuesday last.
Some unknown miscreant took q
gun from the case, while the clerks
were engaged and walked of with
1t on his shoulder. He was pursued
and the gun re-captured later on.
Commencing July 10th, and
continuing until August 9th, the
@. III. v. & T.. Ry., will sell round
trip excursion tickets from all
stations to sE&ticaster Camp
Grounds at rata OF two cents per
mile each direction and check
usual allowance of baggage. Tick
cts will he good returning until
August 10th. a.
"A meeting of the voters of this
school destrict will be held in the
Court House on Saturday July %
to consider the advisability of
issuing bonds to the amount of
100000 for the purpose Of repairing
aahd remodeling our school build
ing. This Is good move and one
that should meet the approval of
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