The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-12-13

mOuuHy. Jerry Is StuuHCli, Woih-
ing Democrat and the selection is
good one.
Andy Sickles came near climb
ing the golden or some other stairs
Thursdap evening at Price IL Tip
TINS grocery. In starting q fire
the kindling was slow, and he add
cd coal oil. It flashed and singed
his whiskers, and he narrowly es-
capped severe injuries. Be sure the
fire is out when you pour in the oil.
Notice to farmers and all other
persons interested in y Farmers
Institute. There will be meeting
held at the court house i'm Logan
Ohio, on Saturday Dec, 18th. 1890,
at /, o'clock p. M. for the purpose
of organizing Hooking County
Farmers Institute, and for the
transaction of snch business as
may be necessary after such organ
ization is affected. The Institute
will be held Jan. %, and 80, 1891.
w. Stiers, President,
w. w. McCray, Sec'y.
The Homestead, published by
Davis Bros, Savannah, Ga, the
most successful literary venture of
the south, is ready with it's Dec
ember number. 1t is an illustrated
magazine of forty pages IL X ID
inches, and is filled with original
stories, poems, sketches, essays, etc.
Its illustrated fashion department.,
children's page, and general hints
to housekeepers and farmers, are
among the best published in the
country. This magazine is the
only one ofits character in the south
and is noted for the superiority of
it's reading matter, which is studi-
ously and conscientiously kept
from the pernicious literature in
troduced into refined homes. De-
spite the other Tnequaled attrac-
tions the proprietors give elegant
engravings and handsome premi-
ums and fix the subscription price
at only 81 Il year. Sample copies
free. Davis Bros, publishers and
proprietors, Savannah, Ga.
"A terrible accident happened
at Sand Run, Thursday morning
about o'clock. w. s. Myers train
was out gathering up coal cars,
and was showing q train of Is or 16
empty cars up the Sand Run branch
The train struck u car loaded with
lumber, mostly scantling, standing
on the track. Two brakemen, Jas.
Kelly and Mace Edgell of Nelson
vile, were in the front car, and
when the train struck the loaded
lumber car which was loaded away
above the top of the cars, the scant,
ling was thrown back onto and filled
the car on which the two men were
completely covering and burying
them under the heavy scantlinG
which were 4x4 and 12 feet long
some were 4X6. James Kelly was
killed outright and M ace Edgell sc
badly injured that his life is dis.
paired of. None of the train men
knew Of the loaded car being left
on the track. The trains are run
by train dispatcher, whose Of
flee is at Logan, and it seems
that the car was run on the
track the afternoon before by train
dispatcher Winters to be loaded
with lumber, and remained there
during the time and after his hour:
of duty, which are from 80 to TO-
80 p. NJ, at which latter hour Robt
NJ. Connel is on duty as train
dispatcher till 1880 A. M. This
; happened about 4 o'clock, ant
Connell ordered the train up tt
Sand Run on, as he supposed,
clear track, not knowing that thu
lumber car had been left on thu
track from the afternoon before
4 Coroner Heft held an inquest OF
the remains of Kelly Thursda!
evening and at the present writing
the case has not been closed