The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-21

Henry Smith and David Ko-
bell (Senator), have the contract
for filling the washout in the road
above the Falls Mill, near the
Stone Quarry, for $99.70.
"A man named Philips was
killed at Jobs one day this week
by the kick of a horse. His funer-
al took place Thursday at Buchtel,
under the auspices of the p. o. s.
of A.
Lewis Green, Ed Davenport,
F. S. Pursell and A. II. Wilson,
went to Columbus yesterday to at
tend the Editorial Association.
No one knows when they will get
back.
The Lancaster Gazette this
week comes out in u new dress
from head to foot, neat and elegant.
Barring its nefarious politics, it is
one of the best county papers we
have.
We notice by the Athens Her.
aid that "Lige" Warren, lately q
r. R. conductor and who formerly
resided here has gone into the hard
ware and furniture business at
Jacksonville.
Jos. Inboden and julius Weis
have the contract for putting in
the stone work for the proposed
new bridge over the washout at
the Falls Mill. The work to be
done by May 1st.
The voting of Falls precinct
will hereafter be held at the Court
House, the law permitting the cleo
tion to be held for the precinct at
any place in the limits of the town
ship most convenient for the voters.
Miss Sue Donley, who left here
q few weeks ago to marry young
man in the far west, has written
her father that she arrived there
safely, found the young man all
right and lovely and got married
and is well suited every way.
The Hooking Valley railway
intends putting on fast passenger
trains and the track in all curves
of the Hooking Valley division is
being adjusted to permit the run
ming of trains at Il speed of forty
five miles an hour.-AthenS Jour-
nal.
Mrs. Butin, aged SO years, fell
the other day, and in falling she
caught onto something with her
hands to save herself. Being a very
heavy woman the ligaments of her
arms and breast, tore the flesh
loose. Her doctor says she cannot
recover.
Prof. Young says that the
great Lick telescope has revealed
the fact that there ara 100,O00,0OC
suns giving light and heat to their
planets. If astronomers continue
to belittle our world they will soon
knock out the desire of some men
to own it.
"A hevy of pretty Logan young
ladies including Misses Gertie
Warner, Clara Rauch and May
Kessler have been the guests fol
several days past, of Miss Maggie
Cannon, Mr.. Frank Rauch and
Miss Gertie Thimmes, respective
ly.-LaucaSter Gazette.
Negotiations are being made
for the purchase of the Steinmar
tannery lots by number of oul
best citizens of the town and ad
jacent country, for the purpose o
erecting new church editice anC
parsonage of the United Brethren
church. The persons engaged il
the enterprise are able and meal
business.
Mr.. Robert e. Frey has jus
returned from the East, where he
has purchased a fine French Coach
er Stallion which is the kind o
, horse the people in this count!
have been wanting. Mr.. Frey i
, we'll known to the mostof the peo
pie of the county, and his effort t.
improve the breed of horses SHOULD
/ be appreciated.
/ w. w. Chase, blacksmith O
this place, indicted for assault ant
battery, was given 60 days in jai
and fined $50 and costs, Wednes
} day, by Judge de Steiguer, in Ath
ems Common Pleas. We think tn
punishment too severe, as from tn
: best information we can got, it wa
J more of a case of self defense thai
assault and battery.
!, The Republican candidate 70
{ Mayor of Lancaster has publicl
l pledged himself to impartially en-
j. force all laws and ordinances,
- A.. 4.