The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-09-14

! Mrs. DR.. Mansfield has return
ed home from Fairfield County
where she has been for the las
two months attending her mothe
in sickness.
ALI the Committees on the Re
union will meet at the Court House
this evening to report and com
plete arrangements. A full atten
dance of Committees and citizens
is desired.
The Committee on the Reunion
of the 10Th and Doth o. V. I. to be
held here next Thursday and Fri
day, request all citizens who have
horses and carriages to turn out
and join in the parade on Friday.
The father of little Maggie
Thompson, who was so brutally
murdered last spring, near her
home in Cleveland, by the boy,
Otto Luth, was run down by a
switch engine and instantly killed
in that city on Friday of last week.
On Sunday Sept Is, the G. III.
V. & II. Ry. will sell round trip
tickets to Columbus at one fire for
the round trip. Special train will
leave Columbus at 6 p. m. which
will give people an opportunity to
see the game of base ball between
Columbus and Cincinnati.
The Hooking County Fair will
be held near Logan, on October I'd
to the 5th. Our Fair always re-
ceives liberal patronage from
Hooking, and our people should
reciprocate by going to the Logan
Fair. Let there be a good turn
out this year.-Lancaster Eagle.
William Bennett, conductor
on the River Division, was serious
ly hurt yesterday morning just be-
low town, by being struck against
a guide post while the train was in
motion and thrown from the car,
causing conclusion of the brain,
and at this writing he is in an un-
conscious condition.
Last Wednesday a man NAM
ed Fisher was killed by falling
slate in Il mine at Haydenville.
Coroner Gage was notified and
held an inquest. A large piece of
slate fell OnFisher from the roof of
the mine as he was entering it to
get some coal cars. 1t was purely
accidental and no one to blame.
"A couple of young men, said
to be from the vicinity of Straits
vile, INDUCED in the pastimc of a
cowboy exercise of fast driving
and firing pistols on the streets
last Sunday evening". They were
pursued by the police, and one of
them captured and prosecuted be-
fore the mayor and fined. The
other has not yet been caught.
Coroner G.. G. Gage has finish
ed posting bills and otherwise adj
the Hooking County Fair
He informs us that he travelled
1900 miles and that everybody
was glad to see him and glad when
he left, and everybody said they
were coming to the Fair. So there
will be three days when Hooking
County's population will be i'm
Logan. The above was told us by
the Coroner himself, whom we
know to be a truthful man only on
war talk.
John Hilliard, a son of Robt.
Hilliard of Perry township, this
county, dropped dead on the street
in Wichita Kan, last week, from
the effects of disease OF the heart.
File was a young man of great
promise, and for some years had
lonorably filed position as teach
,r in the schools of that thriving
Kansas city. His remains were
brought to his childhood's home
or interment, and his funeral
which occurred at South Perry on
Tuesday last was large and sorrow
ul.
Benjamin Nutter, a formerly
we'll known and enterprising citi-
zen of this county, but for several
vears past n resident of Perry
1ounty was nominated the other
lay by the Democrats of that
jounty for Commissioner. Mr..
Sutter is brother of our present
ounty COMMISSIONS John II. Nut
er, and son of John Nutter, who
few years ago, filled the same
flee for two terms in this Cnunty
'he nomination is a good one, and
the Democrats of Perry beStir