The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-08
LOCAL NEWS.

Democrats this year.
M. j. Kienle was in Logan
Monday and Tuesday.
-Pursell is very, very sad, so
are all the Republicans.
DR.. Charles Parker was down
from Columbus, Monday evening.
How do Republicans like the
Force bill and Mckinley law now =?
Miss Stella Hamilton has talk
en- q position in q store at Buchtel.
The Democracy has achieved
u great grand and magnificent
victory.
John Smith returned last Mon
day from an extended stay in
Montana.
John Roller celebrated his 21st.
birth day last Thursday in appro-
pirate style.
Frank Kessler and Miss Kate
Sowder were married at GAINESVILLE
last Tuesday.
The Prohibition vote in this
county fell off largely, 211 last year
164 this year.
1t was like the old mans story
of the battle of Blenheim, "It was
a famous victory." y.. r1,-s5
John w. Kreppel has put on a
free hack from the depot to the
Commercial Hotel.
old Roman Banquet at Col
umbus Nov. 13, one and third fare
on certificate plan.
Married, Nov. 6, 1890, by G.. w.
Brehm, J. p. Richard l.. Sullivan
and Mrs. Mary ] Collision.
-Mrs.aF. S. Pursell and Mrs. o.
w. Ii. Wright visited attile Boys
Industrial School Hast week.
Is l.. Matthias of Laurelville,
was elected Justice of the Peace in
Perry township, last Tuesday.
john Kleinschmidt and Elmer
Petit came down from the Boys
Jdustrial School Tuesday to vote.
Mrs. III. M. Hamilton returned
last Tuesday from visit of sever
al weeks with her daughter at
Buchtel.
1t is hard 10 tell whether Pur-
sell is rejoicing with the Democrats
this week or sorrowing with the
Republicans.
Quite a number of Logan peo-
pie went to Columbus Thursday
evening on the cheap excursion, to
the "County Fair"
John Ii. Wolf of Washington
ID. G., came home to vote. He
claimed he saw twelve Democrats
vote for Lewis. Rats!
Emanuel Sherrick of Perry
township, was adjudged insane in
the Probate court and taken to the
Athens Asylum on Thursday.
j. b. Riason of Laurelville,
came over Wednesday to see how
much majority he had for prosecu-
tor. He returned well pleased.
An elegant party in honor of
John Rollers birthday was given
him by the employees of Chas Rose
at their rooms Thursday evening.
Go to-the Hon. Allen G. Thur
man Banquet at Columbus Nov. 13,
So round trip on certificate plan
ask q. w. Schwenke for particu-
lars.
Harry Westenhaver new
brakeman on the c., III. Y. d T. rail
road, had his toes crushed on
Thursday so as to require amputa-
tion. ONO
The McGibeny Family comprise
one Of the best combinations trav-
eling.-Denver, (Col.) Neacs. Rem
pel's Opera House Monday evening
next.
The lost pocket-book advertis-
cd in this paper last week, was
found and restored to the owner.
Subscribe for, and advertise in
the DEMOCRAT.
I'm China the land all belongs to
the State, and a trifling sum per
acre is paid as rent; this is the only
tax in the country and amounts to
about 60 cents a head annually.
The entertainment is unique,
novel and all who wish to enjoy
a pleasant evening will do well to
see the McGibeny Family.-Mon-
treat Herald. Rempel's Opera
House Monday evening next.
We can use the corn thrown
about our premises on Halloween,
but for goodness sake let alone the
fences, gates, glass, bridges and