The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-08-15

neral of Charles Weiland
THE new Democratic Execu-
tive Committee have rented the
rooms lately occupied by Hansen
g. Smith, in the Collins Block.
1t looks as if colored Camp
Meetings in this day and genera
tion are being run by u few smart
fellows to take in the "shekels."
The Hath O. V. I. Reunion
takes place here next Wednesday
Thursday. The boys propose to
make it pleasant for their old com
rades.
Grand Commandary Knight
Templars, Gin, Sept. 20 to %.
Tickets will be sold Sept. %, and 23,
good returning until Sept. %, at
half fare.
DIR. Dollison and daughter Jen-
ME and Mrs. j. b. Stiers and
daughter Justine are attending the
Old School Baptist Association at
Pleasantville.
Lafayette Hills, an excellent
young man of Logan, died of con-
sumption Sunday evening. He
leaves a wife and two children.
His funeral took place Tuesday
morning.
The Hooking County Board Of
Elections were in session last Tues
day and Wednesday. The Board
will visit each township in few
days with a view of securing
booths in the voting places under
the new law.
WIN. Mckinley is announced
to be in Logan on Saturday, Sept.
l2, 1891. He will try to demonstrate
why and wherein it is right to tax
a meat shop to keep up u saw mill
and similar problems found in the
Mckinley tariff act.
Joseph Kindly of Delphos,
John Fox of Lancaster, n. j. Doe
belle, Chas. Dible, Mich. Dible, and
James Perode of Columbus, Miss
Barbara Weiland, Mrs. WeiIand,
mother of N. j. Weiland, and John
Rarick of GAINESVILLE, attended the
funeral Of Charles n. Weiland
Thursday.
"A coal train conductor named
Wilson, attempting to step from
one car to another, near Enter
prise, Thursday night fell between
the cars and was badly bruised and
hurt, and the half of his body par
alyzed. The unfortunate man
was conveyed to his home in Col
um-hus on an early train.
THE Democratic Central Com
mittee of Hooking County met last
Saturday and organized by the. So
lection of G. V. Wright as Chair
man and a. l., O'Neil, Secretary.
The following persons, b. Ii. Allen
G. V. Wright, Nelson Armstrong,
j. P. Canty, George Williamson,
VIM Mehaffey, and A. l.. O'Neill
were chose as an Executive Com
mittee.
The following are the marriage
licenses: John Copgo, Mary Kires-
tof; Simeon d. Garfield, lucinda
a. Burns; William Polling, Barbara
A. Woltz; Daniel Garfield, Minnie
NJ. Bright; Matthias Gules, Mary
Stopka, (by bans); Alvin II. Hutch
inson, Margaret Walton; Bruce
Karshner, Mary Eustler; Benja-
min Goddard, Minnie Buchanan
John F. Walker, Matte Trow-
bridge.
The State School Commission
er's report shows that only fifty per
cent. of the teachers in Ohio at
tend the Institutes, and adds that
the abSentees are the very ones
who most need instruction. These
institutes cost teachers $4,000
per year and should be attended
by every teacher. The Hooking
County Institute will begin its ses-
sion on the 18th, and we hope, for
their own advantage, our teachers
will make it % point to be present
The "Odd Fellows Grand
March" and the "Air Ship Waltz
are two of the latest compositions
of Isaac Doles, 294 West Michigan
St., indianapolis, Ind. Both are
musical gems. They comprise five
pages each, sheet music size, be
sides illustrated title pages, no
difficult in execution but beautiful
in composition, and sell at 10 cents
each. BY way Of introduction Mr.
Doles will mail them to any ad
dress on receipt of 10 cents each
when accompanied by this notice
Wa Ioorn tbot a MON nonoof