The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-09-22


course of lectures at the Indiana
polls Medical Institute. She has
been reading medicine several
years.
List of letters remaining in
the post Office. Persons asking for
the same will please state that
they are advertised. VIM. Busby,
Miss Cora Ferguston, Miss Rosie
Guik, Mr.. P. J. Lockwood.
Our Boaf,, If Agriculture have
opened an Office In The south-e east
room of the Court House, where
assistant Sec'y. w. w. M, Cray can
be- found during the busine. hours
of each day from now unit. the
Fair. #
g. w. Brehm has procured i
pension for Amanda Thompson of
$12 month from Feb. %, 1883, the
date of VIM. Thompson's death,
and for Mary Shrader, widow
Chas Shrader, with arrears from
Aug. /, 1876.
Fritz Herzog, with an old case
knife, gimlet, saw, hammer and
small plane, as his only tools has
made neat, large toy r. r., engine
and tender. He has initiated all
the different parts in remarkable
degree. lie will exhibit it at the
Fair, where it will attract unsual
attention.
Maynard Pond, the untiring
and energetic President of the
Hooking County Agricultural So
ciety, was in Macarthur last Mon
day, advertising their Fair which
takes place on October 8, 4, s, and
6. The prospects are very aatter-
ing for their Fair to be a grand
success this year.-McArthur En-
quirer.
On Sunday last there was born
to Mr.. & Mrs. Hazelton, of this city
boy baby which is a wonderful
curiosity. The little being is with
out legs, and its right arm is re-
presented by stump about two
inches in length. The left hand
has but two fingers, which are
united by web, and a thumb.
The child is bright and healthy
and DIR. Campbell, the attending
physician, is Of the opinion that it
will live.
On Monday night last the barn
of William Williams was broken
open and buggy belonging to a
young man by the name of John
ston stolen therefrom. On Tues
day Mr.. Williams swore out a war;
rant for the arrest of one Ezekiel
Tony, gentleman of color who re-
sides in Carbon Hill. The buggy
was found in his possession, and he
now has quarters in the county
Jail. The preliminary examination
will occur to-day when Mr.. Tony
will have a chance to explain how
the buggy captured him.
The following marriage licences
were granted for this month: Will.
liam Wilson and Della Beahler;
David Later and Sarah Hufford ;
Chas A. Kienla and Mary G. Fox
Gilmore M. Hunter and Anna r.
Headly; Daniel Joy and Rosie E.
Bowsher; Alexander Loper and
Mary V. Jones; Henry Calhoon
and Samantha A. Searls; Alfred
Dilts and Jane Haffin; Wesley
Thompson and Effie Tannahill
Joseph Kellenbarger and Magda.
lene b. Funk; John A. Geiger and
Thresa G. Ucker; Henry HI. Dayton
and Angeline Bowers; James f
Calhoun and Olive MarseO; Wesley
Carpenter and Mamie Brown.
There was meeting of a number O
old soldiers, most of whom were visiting
comrades, at Hartman's Hall last Satur
day evening, which was a regular 'lovt
feast" and Notwithstanding the rain there
was goodly number present. R. o
Kittsmiller was called to the Chair, ant
Will Baker, of Des Moines, Iowa, wa,
made Secretary. Short speeches wert
made by the boys" Between talks som,
soul inspiring songs were rendered. Com
rade Cokely of Galesburg ILL.,. who has ;
splendid voice, treated the boys to some
excellent selections of war songs. 1t wal
happy gathering indeed.
The following regiments were represent
ed: 9th, 18th, 18th, Both, 3lst, 5sth, 10Th
Hath, l29th, l5lst and l59th O. V. l., ant
the 25th New York Cavalry, and the 52nt
U. S. CT.
Before the adjournment of the meetin,
the following resolution was read ant
adopted by standing vote:
Resolued, That we highly appreciate tn
ample provision made by the people of Co
lumbus for our comfort and entertainment
and especially for the generous and hos
pitable treatment we received at thei
hands, all of which we will ever hold il
grateful remembrance.
There was some discussion over resc
luton condemning the action of the Com
merciGl Gazette, but as there were som
who had not read what it had publshe
the matter was dropped.
Judge Bright thought it did not max
any difference what any paper said abou
the soldiers, as their record was clear, tn
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