The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-10-31

There are not few but good
many Republicans in this county,
who want to vote for Campbell.
All such should make an X mark
to the left of his name.
Ed Gengnagle, who had his leg
hurt sometime ago between the
cars, went to work too soon and
got hurt again in the same place,
and is now scarcely able to get
about.
The Fish Commission yester-
day, through the suggestion of Sen
ator Lowry, sent car of young
fish down the r. r to be distribu-
ted in the waters of the Hooking
Valley.
do not scratch the Kangaroo.
1t is dangerous. Make your x to
the left of the words Democratic
Ticket" and to the left of Eyes" or
"no" as you may wish to vote on
the amendment.
Campbell is a hustler. He has
travelled nearly all over Ohio dur
ing this week, making five to
eight speeches day. Mckinley is
in the meantime, lost in the woods,
| nax,or IN ha foupd
Republicans argue something
like this: In 1871, the loss in Chi
cago by fire was $200,000,00O. In
1891, the loss by fire is less than
$3,00O,00O, which shows what a fine
thing protective tariff is.
Solomon Snyder, who resided
a few miles south of town, died
the latter part of last week. His
funeral took place Sunday at Scots
Creek Baptist Church. Elder G. N.
Tussing of Columbus, officiating.
Voting places in Logan next
| Tuesday will be: lst ward, at Bish-
ops building, 2nd ward, at G. P.
Montgomery's, 3rd ward, at Mayors
Office, 4th ward, Frank Kessler's
office, Falls precinct, at Recorders
office. Vote the straight Demo-
cratic ticket.
The so-called veteran Republi-
can ticket which has been tackled
on as the fifth ticket, is fraud, is
intended to deceive and mislead
and has no standing outside of
Hamilton county, and there the
county ticket of that name is all
that is legal.
Andrew Carnegie, the Scotch
millionaire, who made his wealth
in this country by the help of high
tariff laws, has just sent President
Harrison an IS gallon barrel of
"Old Highland Whiskey," old, soft,
mellow and delicious. Carnegie
pald the tafltf, pod.
Democrats, give no heed to
talk and stories about our candi-
dates circulated in the last hours
of the campaign by Republicans
and sometimes by q few persons
who claim to be Democrats, but
are not, and are wolves in sleeps
clothing, and are always kickers.
Sit down hard on these fellows.
Mrs. John Shempp, while
washing clothes last Monday, ran
a needle into one Of her fingers.
The needle broke leaving about
half of it, with the eye end contain
ing II thread, in her finger. 1t was
a very painful wound, but several
surgeons were at once called, and
the needle soon extracted.
! The second lecture under the
direction of our Public School, will
be given next Thursday evening,
'Nov.'5, at the Presbyterian church,
by the popular humorist, "Eli Per-
kins." Let the patrons and citi-
zens welcome him, and hear his
"Phiiosophy of Wit and Humor."
Admission 35cents, school children
20 cents.
| Thursday night when Will
Frasch closed business he noticed
a light in the cigar factory over
his store. 1t being an unusual
hour he looked after it and found
it to be fire which had originated
in wooden spittoon, and when
discovered had burned a hole
through the floor. His timely dis
covery had prevented a serious fire.
Deputy Sheriff Davey assisted
by ID. III. Lappen last Wednesday
conveyed the two boys convicted
at the last court, of criminal as
sault, Enoch Jones and Conner
Thomas, to the o. p. The boys
were at once transferred through
the proper legal process, to the
Boys Industrial School, where it