The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-11-23
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL. NEWS.

Mrs. Judge Acker's condition
is very much worse.
". G. Lowry was in Athens
Tuesday on business.
DIR. Hansen of Nelsonville was
in town Wednesday.
If you want Solid Fun go and
see "The Two Old Cronies."
Rev. Ramho who used to live
here died last week at Gambler.
"A Farmers Institute will be
held at Nelsonville Dec. 1S, and 10.
Steps are taken to get up a
Farmers Institute in this county.
Don't miss "The Two Old
Cromies," Opera House, Monday
night.
Capt. Bowen was in Columbus
this week attending the Auditors
convention.
Invitations are out for Grand
Ball at McCarty's Hall next Thurs
day evensng.
There are S,0O7 youth of school
age in Hooking County, in the
State, 1,120,522.
Over $25,OOOOOO. cash assets
represented in w. w. McCrays In
surance Agency.
MIR. and Mrs. Jos. Knastrick
are both suffering from Il severe
attack of rheumatism.
Col. Rempel has been making
some valuable Improvements in
the Opera House Hall.
MIR. and Mrs. Huddy of Buch-
tel spent Sunday with relatives
and friends of this city.
Miss Lizzie Vail is suffering
with very severe attack of Ery-
sipelas in the head and face.
Miss Minnie Allen has return
ed from Ada, where she has been
attending the Conservatory OF
Music.
MIR. Sha ", Democratic Senator
elect from the Auglaize district in
northern Ohio, was in town We'd
nesday.
-Thirty-three indictments were
returned by the Athens County
Grand Jury last week and AZ cases
ignored.
-Abner Wood has opened up a
blacksmith business at the east
end in the shop formerly occupied
by ID. Lewis.
Jacob L. Butin and daughter
Ella returned last week from n
two months visit with friends in
iowa and Wisconsin.
Court adjourned yesterday till
10 ii. IN, Monday, and the Petit
Jury were discharged from further
attendance at this term.
See Harmison's new advertise
ment this week on our first page.
They are offering magnificent bar
gains. Give them a call.
-Vern Bowen has severed his |
connection as clerk at the Rempel
House and gone to Columbus.
Chas Cook takes his place as clerk.
Mrs. Sarah Hedges, of this
place has just received a widows |
pension of $l7.00 per month, with
arrears amounting to over $4,000.
Sheriff Gallagher and assist
ants to-day conveyed Sherman
Allen, Sam Lcaman, Joseph and
Samuel Devolt, Dave Logsden and
Frank Warrick to the Ohio Pen.
The average Republican plur-
ality on the State ticket, except
Governor is $3.50, IL big reduction
from nearly 10000 year ago. An
other such a shake up, and then
Rev. ID. r. Moore who recently
received an unanimous call to take
charge Of the Presbyterian church
at Athens, we understand has de-
clined to accept and will remain
here.
Attention is called to the ad-
vertisement of w. w. McCray in
this issue, who is reliable gentle
man and represents line of the
best Insurance Companies in the
country.
Tom Mayes, night policeman,
while engaged in a playful scufiie
Wednesday night, on the sidewalk
with /. n. Slater, made mis-step
into place where there were no
brick, and broke his right leg above
the ankle.
Last Saturday evening, owing
to financial embarrassment. Mr.. {
Albert Becker, one of our enter
prising Merchant Tailors, made an
for the benefit of his {
creditors. Geo. Hartman has been
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