The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-04-27

uay morning WIN neHrU trOuDle.
DIR. Campbell was summoned and
remained with him until evening,
when he was removed to his home,
and is slowly recovering from the
attack.
The neatest advertisements, we
have yet seen was presented to us
on Friday by VIII Frasch one of
the popular saloonists. 1t is min
iture bottle of beer, measuring five
inches in height and was got out
by Phillips Best Brewing Company
Milwaukee Wis.
"A large audience greeted Eva
Vincent at the Opera House last
night. Time has only improved her
talent and she captivated the peo-
pie more completely than ever.
The company will remain tonight
and play LADY Multan."
The knights of st. John are
having good success in getting up
their fair for May 81, and %. Sc
cure your dinner tickets at Kessler
Bros. Everybody go and see the
fancy table, finest ever shown in
Logan. There will be enjoyment
for the children. There will be
grand exhibition Drill on the %, at
8 So'clock A. M. Everybody should
attend and help the boys along.
"A Board of Pension Examiners
has been established at this place,
composed Of Drs. Campbell, Dye
and Blosser.
"A meeting was held at the Court
House on Monday evening of this
week to make arrangements for
celebrating April 80, the hundreth
anniversary of George Washington
as President of the U. S.
On motion of Rev. ID. r. Moore,
b. G. McManigal was made chair
man and VIM. Keynes secretary.
Mr.. Moore said there would be
union services at the Presbyterian
Church at o'clock in the morning
and thought there should be other
exercises in the afternoon appro-
pirate to the occasion.
Drnf Po,n,nn Inyu;S E.ranp opI
Rev. ID. II. Moore were appointed a
committee to draft Il programme
and submit it to the meeting. The
following was reported by the
committee and adopted:
1. AS far as possible we invite
the citizens to decorate for the oc-
casion.
3. At one and a half p. m. the
children are to assemble at the |
school building, each provided with
a flag.
3. All Orders in the town are in
vited to take part in the exercises.
t. That committee to arrange
a programme, secure speakers,
music, etc, for the occasion be ap-
pointed.
5. That committee of two from
each ward, in connection with all
the teachers, be appointed to per-
feet the matter of decoration, etc.
The following committees form
the wards are appointed by the
Chair.
1 Ward-Miss Mamie Bishop and
Myron Pond.
3 Ward-Mrs. G. w. Pullen and
Josie Rochester.
3 Ward-Miss Nell Work and u.
V. Raney.
4 Ward-Mrs. NJ. d. Moore and
b. c. Reber.
The old committee on program,
Messrs. Rayman, Green and Moore
was retained to secure house, speak
CID, huoiNJ VOS'
The Secretary was instructed to
invite the different societies in
Logan to participate in the obser-
vance of the day.
The pupils will meet at the
school building at 80 O'clock, and
under directions of the teachers
will parade the streets, preceded by
The band and followed by the So
,ieties and citizens.
The meeting will be held in the
Did cemetery if the weather per-
nits. Songs and declamations will
De given by the pupils.
Addresses will be delivered by
he following:
observation-disclosures Brooke.
"Washington's associate states
Turner.
"Logan's progress since its settle
John A. Smith.
"The progress Of our schools"-
V. G. Lowery.
"The Significance of this celebra-
,ion"-Rev. ID. II. Moore.