The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-10-03

plate" as the Ohio "McKinley and
Protection" campaign medals are
made of, would give off salts of
lead enough in cooking stew in
it to poison an entire family.
Hon. John l.. Geyer of Paul
ding county, and Democratic can
didate for State Senator, and an
eloquent speaker, will address the
Democracy in the evenings, at Lo-
gan, Oct. 7, at Haydenville, Oct. 8,
and at Jobs, Oct. 9th.
-Married-At the residence of
the bride in Marion township, on
Sept. 20, by f. p. Martin, j. p, Mr..
Samuel Newman of Colfax, Fair
field County, Ohio, and Mrs. Dor
cas- Switzer. Each of the couple
being about IA years of age.
Many of the Main street side
walks are being handsomely re-
laid by the property owners, under
direction of Council. Now will the
council proceed to repair some of
its own property, such as the street
and alley crossings ard to make
some much needed new ones?
w. p. Price was down in Vim
ton county several days this week.
The Vinton county Democrats are
awake and fully alive to the neces-
sity of getting everything out of
the campaign that is in it. There
is Democratic success in it and
they are determined to have it.
The election of Mr.. Price in this
district is assuerd by 1000 ma
jority.
-Patrice, the bright little lady
who is the principal soubrette of
the "a Pair of Jacks" Company
this season, candidly admits that
she never wore corsets or petticoats.
Yet Patrice is known as one of
the best formed women on the
stage. She affects striking cos
tunes, and is quite as attractive
Off the stage as on.-At RempePs
Opera House, Oct. 3rd.
Opera House, one night, Tues.
day, Oct 9Th. The laughing sue
cess of five seasons. "Fisher's Cold
Day Company" the funniest Come
dy on the stage. Everything en-
tirely new as the great and only
Carlotta. Will introduce the great
New York success, the London
Gaiety Dance, in which she has no
equal. Specialties and songs by
the well known German Comedian,
Andy Amann, and nine comedians.
You will langh, you can't help it
Don't miss it. Admission, %, 50
and 80 cents.
The ladies of the K. of P's. of
Haydenville Lodge, will give a
grand entertainment and basket
supper auction, on Saturday even
ing, Oct. 17th. Baskets containing
supper for two will be sold to the
highest bidder and the gentleman
purchasing Il basket will take sup
per with the lady whose name is
in the basket. There will be many
other attractions. All are cordial
ly invited, and Il hearty welcome
extended to all who come. The
proceeds of the entertainment to
go to procure Lodge paraphernalia.
In the old days Mr.. Havlin
used to help to convert ordinary
human beings into freaks. One of
the most troublesome of the freaks
because she required more atten-
tion, was the Circassian girl. She
was II nice little Irish girl, and Mr..
Havlin and an assistant used to
convert her into Circassian every
morning. The operation was a
simple but tedious one. First the
girls hair was soaked in sugar and
soap mixed with water. Then after
it was dried the hair was pulled
out until it assumed the bushy ap-
pearance the bills called for.-At
RempePs Opera House, Saturday,
Oct. 3rd.
Little Master O'Lynn, who is a
member of the ga Pair of Jacks"
Company this season, has added
three new songs to his repertoire.
One of them called Gle Never
Came Back" is at present being
sung by Eddie Foy, in "Sinbad "
1t is very funny song. 1t starts
out as though it were a ballad, but
the music switches off into the
realms of comedy and the words
are correspondingly funny. Foy
usually takes half dozen encores
on this song. Master O'Lynn's
other songs are, IL Am a London
Swell" and "Daniel O'Flaherty on
Broadway."-At Rempel's Opera