The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-10-20

Shame! Shamei
For some time past our town
has been Over-run with schemers
to get peoples money. Schemes
too numerous to mention have
been worked, all for the purpose of
relieving people of their money
[Nelsonville Register.l That's a
mistake, It's not schemers. It's on.
~ Republicans gathering up cam
paign Doodle to send to Indiana.
Some sneak thief, with the aid
of a ladder climbed into Frank
Schlagetter's shoe shop on We'd
nesday evening and selected a fine
pair of custom made shoes. These
were the only articles missing al
though several pair of boots set on
the same shelf. Frank says II the
unknown will return the shoes he
will scrape the pegs out for him.
-One day last week as local
freight train on the G. H. V. & r.
railroad going south arrived in
this city, Sheriff Price, on an exc
cution, took possession of it and
chained the locomotive to the
track with lock and chain, which
was there held until released by
the railroad furnishing the bond
required. This attachment was
made at the instance of Luke
Welsh, of this city, to whom the
Court Of Common Pleas some time
ago gave q Judgment Of $500
against the road. The case is now
in the Circuit Court.-Ohio Eagle.
--On Saturday evening Hugh
Cunningham, a colored barber got
into quarrel with Charles Seifert
a blacksmith, of Columbus. Seifert
finally struck Cunningham on the
head with cane, when the latter
drew a revolver and fred at the
former the ball taking effect in
Seifert's arm. The police arrested
Cunningham and he appeared be-
fore Mayor Cannon on Monday,
waived examination and was sent
to Jail in default off, $500 bail. Cum
ningham was intoxicated at the
time of the quarrel.-[Lancaster
Eagle
List of letters remaining in the
Office ut Logan, o., Oct. II, 1888.
Parties inquiring for the same
please state advertised:
Jesse Bovse, G. NJ. Bradford,
Miss Barnes, Miss Effie Scisco, N.
E. Choltz, S. Davis, j. s. Dodge, j..
j. Tessler, f. Freisner, r. M. Cor
don, VIM Graham, Miss Tillie
Hodyshell, Mr.. All Hart, Lewis
Hengsteller, Mr.. Josia Holl, Miss
Ida lies, Robt J. Jennings, j. w.
Jackson, j. D. Jackson, Mrs. w. H.
Kern, ID. Nixon, S. Palmer, Susie
Stivison, Walter Storese, Mr.. Isoe
VIM Schrader, G.. T. Sanders, Mrs.
r. Hull, Margaret Schick, Charles
Henry Warren, Matte Watkins,
A. w. Vanderman, George w.
Woods.
Hon. G. H. Buerhaus possesses
a fine large coon. 1t is Republi-
can coon, as was plainly shown the
other evening by its inclination to
pay moolight visits to neighbors.
On Saturday evening last he made
a formal call upon Mr.. Gaffney and
ate the head off a fine game cock,
and then proceeded to Mr.. Dono-
vans chicken coop to hold Re-
publican jollification with Dono-
vans Democratic spring chickens.
While in the midst of his festivi-
ties Mr.. Donovan made his appear
ance with lamp and was about to
deal the death blow when a cruel
gust of wind extinguished the light.
The coon is now electioneering for
tariff reform, as protection, spring
chickens and coon don't agee.
During the great Ohio Centen-
nial Exhibition thousands of peo-
pie who have for years been afflict-
ed with what other physicians have
pronounced incurable diseases will
visit the city. They have crippled
through the world, dropping into a
drug store here and there to obtain
something that will produce relief,
but in every instance the remedy
has proven but temporary. 1t is a
pleasure to us to be able to state
that we have in Columbus a ply
sician in charge of a Medical Insti-
tute, who can give permanent re-
lief, and we feel IL duty to call
attention of the afflicted to it. We
refer to the France Medical Insti-
tute, at Nos. SO and 40 West Gay
street. This Institute, under the
management of DR.. France, who
has obtained a worldwide reputa-