The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-12-12


on holiday appearance.
Mrs. Hamblin, relict of Emmit
Hamblin, is seriously i'll.
-Thos. Whitcraft is suffering
with an attack of la grippe.
--Baskin & Wolinsky have a
new lad" this week. Read it.
Geo. ]. B. Floyd has been de-
tanned here this week by severe
cold.
g. Biehaut has put new stone
steps to his residence on Market
street.
Miss Vina Wright spent por-
tion of last week with Columbus
friends.
The village has put down
new pavement in front of the Mar
ket Square.
w. S. Dresback of Columbus, +,
was in town yesterday greeting old
acquaintances.
John Harrington has secured
position on the -eportorial staff of
the Nep York Tribune.
Daniel Ackers has put down a
new pavement in front of his busi-
ness house on Main street.
The wife of John b. Rhodes of
the southwest part Of Falls town
ship, died and was buried the fore
part of the week.
-Married-by Rev. ID. r. Moore,
at the residence of the brides pa
reuts, Mr.. Milton Maltin and Miss
Margaret Wellman.
Almost every Republican in
this county thinks he was elected
to some Office ON Nov. 3rd, and eX-
poets Mckinley to see that he gets
it.
The County Commissioners
were in regular session this week
and adjourned on Thursday to
meet January 2nd. Mr.. Marks
term ends with this sc ssion.
The mother of Mr.. w. w. Nc
Cray died last Friday at the resi-
dence of her son i'm this place. Her
funeral took place Monday in her
old neighbothood in Fairfield coun-
ty.
"A small fire in a residence on
the south west corner of Second
and Orchard streets, caused an
alarm to sound on Wednesday last.
1t was extinguished before doing
any damage.
p. j. Goodlive of Valley Cross
ing, was in town yesterday. On
account of poor health he is taking
vacation to recuperate. He has
sold his Gore property and con
templates locating in Logan.
Several persons have fallen
and received injuries on the rough
projections and inequalities of
some of the new laid pavements.
Council should see to it that the
pavements are evened up, or possi-
bly, some one who gets hurt will
plant a lawsuit against the city.
-On last Monday an inquest
of lunacy was held in the Probate
Court on William Louder, a young
man of Furnacetown, and he was
adjudged insane. His delusion
seems to he that some of the neigh
bors are trying to bewitch him and
compass his death by compelling
him to eat the seventh book of Mo-
ses which he says one of them have
Tim Cronin, who possesses in a
marked degree the faculty OF
keeping audiences in roar, has
for the time being united his pro-
fessional fortunes with those of Je-
rome Sykes, and they will be seen
at the Opera House, Dec. 12. Gro
min and Sykes will have to try
very hard not to be funny team
They will, however, resolutely and
energetically exert themselves In
the opposite direction. Asa vehic-
le for their united powers, the com
edians have chosen the new musi'
cal satire, entitled U and I, which
initials stand for "Ungerblotz" and
"Innes." Mr.. Sykes is the "U" anC
Mr.. Cronin the a." Their satirica
comicality is an amusing, anima,
ted picture of life in the fiat resi-
dences so numerous in New York
City. Novel and funny situations
crowd the satire which furthe
abounds in new music and fresh
dances. Sykes IL to perform hi
inimitable discordant piano solos
and Mr.. CrOnin has collection o
amusing specialities, which he will
scatter at every performance. TIL