The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-21

tos' $500 dozen.
The late cold snap caught lots
of us unprepared for it..
Recorder O'Hare made a trip
to Columbus last Saturday.
Miss May Crawford visited her
sister in Jacksonville last Sunday.
Carl Buerhaus attended court
at New Lexington last Monday.
Get dozen cabinet photos
from Martin Bros, $3.50 and $500.
Chris Bronze has resigned his
position as night and sanitary po-
lice.
-Ex-sheriff Mccarthy has been
visiting relatives here the past
week.
Miss Emma Case, Supervisor
at the Central Asylum, Columbus,
is visiting relatives here.
ID. D. Taylor, editor of Guern-
sey Times, wants to be speaker of
the House. We are willing.
These are the days in Logan
when boy could not be induced
or hired to commit burglary.
Auditor Armstrong attended
the State Convention of County
Auditors at Columbus this week
-Stiers & Co., greet our readers
this week with new advertise.
ment of elegant goods and bar
gains.
Rev. DIR. Shinn of Buffalo, N.
Y, visited his wife's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hansen, last We'd
nesday.
Miss Oma Heft, after spending
q number of weeks here with rela.
tives and friends, returned to her
home in Illinois, last Thursday.
up to the present time the fl
rest sidewalk in town is the one
just put down by j. w. Jones in
front of his property on Main
Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McCor-
mick, of La Conner Washington,
arrived here yesterday evening on
q visit to Mrs. Ms mother,[ Mrs. o.
Case, and other relatives.
Andrew V. Crawford formerly
of this place, committed suicide in
Dayton last Wednesday. In other
words Fe was married to Miss
Agnes Watkins. BeQui es cat in
pace.
The new NJ. e. church at
Webb's Summit will be dedicated
Sunday, Nov. 30. Services begin
at 10:30 II. m, by Rev. DR.. Moore of
Cincinnati, editor of Western
Christian AdUocdte.)
Some of our Republican eX-
changes would advocate Sherman
in their paper for Senator, but
they fear he has not got clinch
on it and then and then-they
could not serve Foraker so accept
ably.
We publish this week the coun-
ty Treasurer's notice of rates of
taxation in every township, village
and special district in the county.
If you know what the valuation of
your property is, you can readily
calculate what your taxes will be.
The Board of Health has pro-
mulgated long list of rules for
the people of Logan to live by,
many of the rules being tyranni-
cal, such for instance, as the one
that before you can keep pig,
you must get permission from the
Health officer. The people do not
need any such regulations. Abol-
ish the Health Board and all that
pertains to it.
Next Thursday at 10 o'clock q.
m., Jerry Carpenter at his home in
Marion township, will offer at pub
lie sale, horses, 3 cows, 15 young
cattle, 2 wagons, Expresses, bug
gy, hayrake, two horse corn plow,
breaking plows, drill, feed cutter,
harrow, harness, corn by the BUSH
ell, fodder in shock, and many 9th
er articles to numerous to mention,
as shown by the bills printed at
this office.
The Logan Granite Clay Com
pany which we mentioned last
week as having been Incorporated,
was organized last Wednesday
evening, by the election of the fol-
lowing officers: President, John
Hansen; Secretary, b. Fl. Allen;
Treasurer, w. w. McCray; Direc-
tors ID. w. Wright, JOS M. Payne,
Robert Wright, Jr, Robert Davey
and DR.. j. H. Dye. The necessary
buildings and structures will be
put up at once.
Horace b. Westenhaver, one
of the old citizens of Fall Town
ship died of paralysis last Thurs
day morning. His death was sud-
den and unexpected. He had been
in rather poor health for some time
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