The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-22


the M. e. Church here, only rs vot
ed on the woman question, only
voting "no."
Since the hunting seasol
opened, n good many accident
have happened from careless hand
ling of guns.
Mrs. John Vail has been conf
ned to her room and bed for two
weeks with some kind of severe
nervous trouble.
We understand that j. Baskin
& Co. will soon open general mer.
chandise business in the Collins &
Moore building.
Augustus Floyd and his broth
er, j. M. Floyd attended the funer-
al of their sister, Mrs. Moss, Tues
day at South Perry.
1t has been estimated that a
person seventy years old has eaten
enough during his life to fill twenty
railway baggage cars.
-Stretton & Kee have sold the
derrick of the gas well to parties
in Lancaster, who are having it
removed to that place.
Milo Crawford has quit the
dog-show business and gone back
to railroading. The Mckinley law
did not help the dog-show.
"A. e. McGrath, of the Nc
Arthur Democrat Enquirer, and
his daughters Nellie and Maud are
suffering with the measles.
Mrs. Chas Wright and Miss
Hannah Lehman attended the Ma
tional Convention of the w. G.. Il.
U. at atlanta, Ga, the past week.
There are now over sos, 900 ap-
plications for pension under the
new law. They are taken up for
action in the order in which filed.
"A woman in Missouri, named
Cultivate recently gave birth to
six children at one time. They
will be for Cultivate for Speaker.
Prof. A. M. Sparks and his
pupils assisted by others will give
Il musical entertainment in Rem
ple's Opera House in the near
future.
Mrs. Gotlieb Krinn of Laurel
died from the effects of Il
fall received II week before. The
took place last Monday.
Her age was about 81 years.
Bert Magle, an employe at
Frank Kessler's shop had the mid
lie finger of the lett hand cut off,
and the other fingers considerably
by a saw yesterday.
The derrick and all the other
iXings at the late gas well were
aiken down this week, and the last
'estige of the gas boom has disap-
several thousand dol
ars also.
In the map drawing contest
ately had in the public schools the
'est specimens were awarded TO
Rudolph Rempel, Bertha Wilson,
Ruth stivison and Harry Wright
n the different grades.
The Athens county grand jury
ecently considered S3 cases, had
90 witnesses subpenaed, examin-
d 1858, and found 43 indictments.
6 of the cases investigated came
rom York and Trimble townships.
They say that at Longstreth's
n Ward township, "Beer Parties'
re all the rage. A person will get
keg of beer and invite his friends
q to drink it. This is the way Pro-
ibition works.
Rates toPacificCoast points are
OF high. Tourists cars are just
he thing to go on. Go and see the
reat far west, its trip you will
ever regret. Call on G. w.
chwenke for rates and full infor-
lation.
Ivan Alspaugh, a little four
ear old boy at Lancaster was bad
, burned Wednesday morning. c
[e lit the natural gas and while
over the flame to get a
" from the mantle his clothing
aught fire.
-One last Wednesday evening a
lmber of the young lady friends 4
Miss Ida Brehm assembled and
we her birthday surprise at her o
'me. About twenty persons were
resent and the occasion was an n
,joyable one.
from any cause, the di- E
'stiye and secretory organs be-
me disordered, they may be Z
imulated to healthy action by the
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