The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-10-18

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points.
Mrs. Jno. Risley nearly severe,
the index finger of her left hand OF
Monday morning, splitting kin
ding. DR.. Campbell dressed th
wound.
Geo. Fenzel, of Athens, ha
contracted to furnish 500, 1000 bricl
for the erection of public schoo
building in Logan, Ohio.-AMen
Journal.
Why should not our own peo
pie have had this contract?
The Enquirer's guessing scheme
on the next election has been de
clared contrary to U. S. Lottery
law recently passed, and the scheme
has been abandoned.
Every house in Logan is occu
pied and there is n demand for more
houses. The natural gas boom die
not do it. 1t was the new enter
prises in clay works.
Prof. Auld, well remembered
by several Logan people, is prepar-
ing just now to give "Jephthah and
his Daughter" at Bucyrus. He is
said to go by another name.
Increase ofpensions was granted
this week to III. o. Martin, James
Berry, Lewis Conkel, VIM. A
Wear and George KleiGschmidt
and an original to r. j. Cine.
"A man by the name of Mill.
ken, who formerly lived in Logan
wss killed by an explosion last Sat
urday at Hayden's rolling mill in
Columbus, where he was an engin-
eer.
-Pursell this week is urging the
Republican voters to vote a straight
clean, unscratched ticket from top
to bottom. There is lesson and
instruction in this fact to Demo-
Gratis which we need not repeat.
"A. b. Gillett, superintendent Of
the Fairfield county Children's
Home, while making some repairs
about the court room on Thursday
morning, fell about sixteen feet
and received some severe injuries
about his head and shoulders.
Mrs. Emma Miller nee Moeckel
of Columbus, came down Tuesday
evening, to see her husband, j. M.
Miller, who was badly injured in
the wreck recently. He is slowly
gaining strength, but it will be
some time before he will be able to
take his train.
The Gas Well was failure.
There was no "Gasher." Nothing
but a hole in the ground half IA mile
deep. We were of the opinion
when the matter was voted on that
it was not good policy, and the eX-
pertinent has shown that our posi-
ton was correct.
When the hair shows signs of
failing, begin at once to use Ayers
Hair Vigor, This preparation
strengthens the scaly, promotes
the growth of new hair, restores
the natural color to gray and fad
I'd hair, and renders it soft, plant,
and glossy.
Coming sure, Dave II. Williams
N Kelly's Expectations, Thursday,
October SO. The funniest show Of
he season; comedy to please.
Solo band and classic orchestra;
irish singers, Irish dances, Irish wit.
Prof. Duclos' troupe of performing
logs. Free grand street parade on
" about II 80 a. m. Secure seats
It once, on sale at Kessler Bros.
Peter Kleinschmidt has 1912 two
nd half feet post holes for sale.
'he party purchasing will have to
'ull the holes from the ground and
ut them into lengths as they are
n one continuous piece. These
oles cost the town $4.1S each and
will be disposd of at a great sacri-
ce.
Jas. Miller, train Conductor,
nd son of M. M. Miller of our
own, was badly hurt last Tuesday
forming near Winona by his train
,aving the track. Three other
rain men, Zach Zurich, Geo. Refs,
nd Jacob Frednour were also hurt.
hey were attended to by DIR.
ampbell and it is believed none
sriously hurt.
On Saturday Oct. 4th. 1890 the
ouse of Geo. w. Harsch living near
Tnion Church on the Gibisonville
,ad, was entered while the folks
ere at the Fair and a half barrel
flour and a mill sack stolen, also
sveral bushels of corn were stolen.
rank Elick a near neiphbOr has