The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13

| ITlenuS Oh CapJ. w. M. bowen, on
his retirement from the Office OF
County Auditor presented him
with an elegant arm chair. The
presentation speech was made by
Bro. Pursell, and the occasion was
accompanied by the usual cerem-
onies.
--Sallow and leaden-hued COM
plexions soon give place to the
loveliest pink-and-white, when the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla is per-
sisted in, and cosmetics entirely
abandoned. Nothing can counter
felt the rosy glow of perfect health
which blesses those who use this
medicine.
The Logan Fire Clay Co., are
shipping some first class paving
brick to Columbus. They sent
away 8 car loads yesterday. They
have also received an order from
Portsmouth parties for ITO car
loads, and could have secured an
order for 500 car loads, if they had
the capacity to fill it.
The school house bids were
opened Thursday, but up to the
present no contract has been
awarded, and most likely will not
be, as the specifications and plans
require more money than the
Board has at it's command. We
still believe the board would do
better to build two new houses in
each end of town.
The Prohibitionists nominated
the following County ticket last
Sunday: Probate Judge, J. N.
Parker, of York; Clerk. p. Costello,
OF Troy; Pros. ATTY. w. a. Thomas,
of Athens; Commissioner, Chas
Lawrence, of Athens; Infirmary
Director, J. M. Swain, of Water
loo; Surveyor, j. s. jolly, of Alex
ander.-Athens Herald.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the members Of the
Teachers Institute.
REsoLvED-That the sincere
thanks of the members of this In
stitution are due Supts. J. G. Hartz-
Ter, R. E. Rayman and Rev. d. r.
Moore for their earnest, thorough
and practical work at this session
Of the Hooking County teachers
REsoLvED-That our thanks are
due Revs'. Moore, Turner, Finny,
and Taylor for their SER
vices at the opening exercises.
REsoLvED-That we extend our
thanks to o. w. II. Wright for his
interesting talk on the origin of
the U. g. Constitution, to A. e.
Price for his talk on the origin of
the political parties; to DR.. g.. W.
Dollison for his thorough explana-
lion of the Nutrition Of the body;
10 Rev. Charles Taylor for his lec-
lure on the Othodoxy of Shake
,peare.
REsoLvED-That our thanks are
iue the Logan School Board for
The use of the high school room.
REsOLvED-That our thanks are
lue the officers of this Institute for
The faithful discharge Of their
iuties.
REsoLvED-That we suggest to
he School Examiners, that they
i'd 1 per cent. for each days at
enhance at this institute, to the
owest grade of each member at
lis next trial for certificate.
REsoLvED-That we suggest to
he School Examiners that any
eachers receiving grade of 95
'er cent, in any given branch may
etain said grade without re-exam-
so long as the examiners
re satisfied as to his morality and
Intellectual improvements.
REsoLvED-That we earnestly
olicit the teachers of this Institute
0 have monthly meetings, to be
.nown as the "Hocking County
'eachers' Association"
REsoLvED-That our thanks are
ue to all that aided in making
his the most interesting Institute
yer held in this county.
REsoLvED-That we are In favor
the "Normal Plan" Of conduct
lg institutes, and request the in
oming Committee to employ the
resent instructors.
REsoLvED-That copy Of these l
be furnished to each of
he leading county paper for publi- |
alton. Z
j. w. FILING,
AUGUSTA LooMIs, I
MAMIE MCBRIDE. .