The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-02

B. G. Reber, the druggist, has
purchased Il Jersey heifer that is u
perfect picture and it is unneces-
sary to be an old stockman to see
that she is of the best blood. If You
are interested in fine stock you
should not fail to see this speci-
men.
Jim Morris was arrested en-
on Saturday last for stealing three
shoes from Guthrie's store. He
plead guilty to the charge before
Mayor Price and was sentenced to
thirty days imprisonment in the
GAINESVILLE work House to which
place he was taken this week.
"A laughable story is told of Mr..
Ober who lately appeared in Lans-
sing, Mich, in "Dr. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde" The day after the per-
formance people on the street
would avoid him, and follow him
intently with their eyes as if
expecting every minute to see him
turn into the monster Hyde.
About o'clock Sunday morn
ing fire was discovered by night
Policeman Mays in the grocery
owned by John Kirstein. An alarm
was turned in which was respond
ed to promptly, but the fire was ,eS-
tinguished without using the hose.
1t is thought to have originated
from Il lighted cigar stump which
had been thrown into u box of
saw dust. Loss about $250.OO.
The Council will request that
Hon. G. II. Buerhaus introduce Il
bill in the Legislature authorizing
the Village of Logan to issue bonds
for the purpose of building bridge
across the canal at the West end
of Front Street and to macadamize
Gallagher Avenue from the Depot
to the Canal bridge at the head of
Main Street, also to buy the Kess-
Ter properly on Mulberry street.
-"Dr. Jekyll" was II popular
physician, respected by all who
knew him, and the same time ne
was "AIr. Hyde" when without his
mysterious compound, which made
him presentable. "Dr. Jekyl" is Il
gentleman. "NIr. Hyde" II monster
of such "hateful mien, that to be
hated needs but to be seem" They
are both to be seen at the Opera
House on Friday evening March s.
The young people of the Pres
byterian church of this place are
preparing to give an unique liter
ary entertainment in which scenes
and passages from popular Ameri'
can and English authors will be
represented in costume. There
will be no naming ofselections and
the audience will have to exercise
thier memories and literary know.
ledge. 1t is intended that the en-
tertainment will come off about
the first Of April.
srf fNf1 LOT a q 1 y
Post Office at Logan, O. Feb. 2S
1889. Parties calling for same will
please say advertised.
David Allen, Miss Barbara
Barnes, John England, S. w
French, j. E. Gleson, Mrs. j. Hay
den, Morgan Kanode, Henry Myer
! Green Tp.,) Eva Runnells, Sarah
Stivison, John i. IXuisteisoh, Mrs
Delitah White, Miss Cora Weekly
Joe III. White, Joe a. White.
CHAS ROSE, p. NJ.
George Shorr an employee OF
the Motherwell Iron& Steel Co., met
with painful and seriousacciden
on Wednesday Of this week. While
operating the punching machine
the point of the punch broke, the
piece entering his left eye with
such force as to completely bury
itself and to destroy the sight o
that member. All efforts to extract
the steel up to this time have beer
unsuccessful, but DR.. Campbell in
forms us that they will undoubt-
edly make successful attempt to-
day.
The following clipping from
The Weekly (TeXas) Constitution
will explain itself.
On Monday last, hearing of the
arrival of Mr.. w. w. Johnson il
our our city, accompanied by Mr.
r.. S. Weitzell, a civil and mining
engineer from Ohio, the CoNsTITU
TIoN Immediately sent reporter
to interview them and If possible
obtain the facts in the case.