The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-02-15

~. w. II. Wright WIS III Soi
umbus Wednesday.
ID. M. Risley has q very sore
thum from the bite of cat.
Mrs. Thomas Webb, who has
been very sick, is improving.
Luke Lehman is engaged as
clerk at ID. r. Bishop & Sons.
j. F.. .Comley of New Lexington
was in town some days this week
Mrs. w. M. Bowen and Mrs. A.
Brooke were in Lancaster Thurs
day.
Joe Scovill was off rusticating
somewhere in the country this
week.
"A revival is in progress at the
Free Methodist church on Hunter
Street.
Bruce DolIison, who has been
in Chicago for some time, has re-
turned home.
Isaac Mill or of Marion .Tp.,
has been adjudged insane in the
Probate Court.
Matthias Kost has sold his
house and lot on East Hunter st.
TO Mary Green.
Circuit Court met Tuesday
morning, and there being no busi-
ness, adjoured sine die.
j. p. Canty who has been laid
up several days with rheumatism,
is able to be around again.
-Married:- Feb 14th, 1890, by
G. w. Brehm, J. r., Benjamin f.
Kincaid and Mrs. Clementine Fin
ley.
The gas meeting last Monday
evening was stormy, and no def
mite conclusion was reached in the
measure.
Robert Roby died Tuesday
night and was buried Thursday
at 10 O'clock A. M. in the new
Cemetery.
Representative Price, of Hook
ing, is developing into quite a
leader on the floor Of the house.
Columbus Post, Feb. 18th.
Dwight A. Polling and Mary
Snyder, both of Green Tp., were
married by Rev. Tyler, Of the ..
B. Church, on Thursday last.
Has it ever occurred to our
Republican Council that if they
hold special gas election that the
expenses of holding same cannot
he paid out of the city treasury"
The person that took three UNI
brellas from Walter Cushman's
porch, Friday night, Feb. 7th, are
known. If the same are returned
there will be nothing said, if not
they will be prosecuted.
w. CUsHMAN.
The Cleveland and Thurman
Club of Laurel township will meet
at Gibisonvilie on Monday March
Bird 1890 at p. M, for the purpose
nf determining the time of holding
the Democratic township Primary
election. All candidates or those
contemplating to be candidates are
requested to be present.
AT the gas meeting last night,
composed almost entirely of those
in favor of bonding the city to ex-
pertinent for gas, the report or the
committee was adopted favorable
to the experiment, and also Il reso-
luton requesting the council to
submit the question to the voters
in ten days, of bonding the town
for $4,000 for that purpose.
"A letter postmarked New York,
Feb 8, at 600 p. m. reached Nc
Arthur at 600 p. IN. on February 4.
Plain Dealer.
That's nothing. A postal card
card addressed to us, and post
marked at Sand Run, Hook
ing County Ohio, Dec, 2sth 1889,
18 miles from Logan, was received
ut Logan p. o. Feb II, 1890, having
been As days on the way, at the
rate of Il mile in % days. Great
is the Harrison administration.
AT the meeting of Citizens at |
Firemans Hall Wednesd even
ing the Logan Board of Trade was
organized and a Constitution and
bylaws adopted. The following
are the officers chosen.
President, John Hansen; Vice
President, VIM. M. Bowen; Secre-
tary, b. G. Reber; Treasurer, Geo
Hartman; Directors, b. X. Tritsch
l.. A. Culver, DR., /. c. Wright, II. ID.
McManigal, s. II. Bright; Commit
tee on Membership, w. w. Nc
GRAY Thos GhotwaIl and Il A |