The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-19

form.
"A fine horse belonging to a
man named Eby, from Roseville,
dropped dead in the harness yes
terday near the Logan Manufac-
turing Company.
-Lemuel Webb, the man whose
feet were both cut off by the cars
near the depot at this place yester-
day week, died Wednesday even
ing from the effects of his injuries.
Just about this time of the
year, the Republicans in this
county, are claiming every thing.
In November they will tell you
they never had any show anyhow.
j. p. Nunemal1er, who was APP
pointed by the Commissioners of
this county to the vacant scholar
ship in the Athens University,
went to that place Wednesday to
enter on his course of study.
For years the Gazette lauded
and praised and stood by John
Sherman. Now when John has
the fight of his life on hand and
needs all the support he can get
the Gazette is not helping at all.
Why is this thus?
Abraham Cook, one of tie old
est inhabitants of Logan and Hook
ing County, died Thursday after
noon. Mr.. Cook had been in poor
health for year or two past. His
funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Henry Gompf at his gard
ems has celery equal in size and
quality to the celebrated Kalama-
ZOO celery. He is also prepared to
supply his patrons with most eX-
cellent sauer kraut of this years
make. Giv9 him call.
The breaking of the Mckinley
platform last Saturday was lucky
in that no one was hurt, but was
ominous to the Republicans of de-
feat, both to the party in the State
and sure and certain in this coun-
ty to the builder of the platform.
Davenport is attending reun-
ion of his regiment at BarnesVille.
1t is said he has been interviewed
wherein he says he weighs 20S lbs.
and did rot vote for Foraker. The
inference from which is that he
will also support Campbell this
year.
The avenue OH the east and
south of the Court House, is a
street, so made in the original
town plat, and dedicated. This in
formation is for certain powers
that be to see that it is not here
after obstructed by tents, stands,
gates, fences and filth.
The DEMOCRAT Office is open
at all times to give instructions to
Democrats how to vote under the
new law. Also to that large num-
Der of intelligent Republicans, who
this fall will vote for Gov. Camp
bell because he has given the peo-
pie an honest administration.
Mr.. Charles Hansen and Miss
Lou Miller were married Thursday
evening at the home of the bride
on West Hunter Street. The hap
py couple left carrying the best
wishes of their friends, on the ev-
ening train for Chicago, where they
expect to make their future home.
The grand jury completed
their labors at noon, Thursday
finding ten indictments, six of
them felonies and four misdemean-
ors. They ignored fourteen cases
not deeming them of sufficient i'm
portance and sufficiently proved to
bring in indictments. For reasons
the names of parties are withheld
for the present
There was a Campbell Club Or
ganized at Kittanning, with about
twenty-five members, and the fol-
lowing officers: F. r. Andreas,
President; George Mcbride, Vice
President; Thos. O'Neill, Sec'y; A.
J. Bennett, Asst. Sec'y; L. M. Red
fern, Treas; S. f. Cagg, A. j. Ben
net, l.. M. Redfern, George Nc
Bride and Arch Brooks, Soliciting
Committee. The Club meets the
2nd and 4th Friday evenings in
each month.
The following persons were in
dicted by the late Grand Jury:
Enoch Jones, for assault with in
tent to commit rape, VIM. Dewlin
assault with intent to kill, also as
sault with intent to MAIN; Robert
Haynes, breaking pound; Homer
aud Levi Hutton. taking animal