The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-08-29

died last Saturday. His funeral
took place Monday at st. Joseph's
in Perry county.
The Teachers Institute this
week and last has been we'll atten-
ded under the instructions of Prof.
Hartzler and Rayman, and good
work has been done.
John O. Wolf, BAIL Gordon,
II. F. Price, and r. o. KittsmiIler
attended the reunion of the Goth
o. V 1. at Lancaster, this week.
They report a good time.
Harvest Excursion via Buck
eye Route, to the west and south,
Sept. Is and Goth. For further par
ticulars call on or address, G. w.
Schwenke, ag't., Logan, o.
There was fire in the roof of
some building on Center Alley,
north of Main St., Thursday fore
noon, but it was put out before the
alarm was fully developed.
Harvest Excursions via the
Buckeye Route-To the West and
South, Sept. 10Th and 29th. For
particulars, call on or write to G.
w. Schwenke, ag't., Logan.
Band Concert and picnic at
Buckeye Park, Sunday Aug. 30th.
Only so cents for adults and 25 cts.
for children. Beautiful grounds,
fine music, etc. Every body should
go.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Waner, Mr..
and Mrs. J. P. Rochester and Mr..
and Mrs. j. f. Williams, are in ad-
dition to those mentioned by us
last week, who took in the Niagara
excursion.
Davenport says there is soon
to be wedding in the 1st Ward.
That one which he said would
come off in the 4th ward q few
weeks ago, seems to be held in
allegiance.
Mrs. A. F. Matlack and son,
Will, of Stubenville, and Mrs. John
Mclaughlin, of Coolville, sisters
of A. G. Upton, are visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Upton
and other relatives.
-Kirkendall, the Prohibition
candidate for Lieut.. Governor,
seems to have a mania to boast of
the greatness of his family and the
large sums of money he has paid
to educate his children.
Queen Vic gave the Sultan OF
Morocco an elephant, and now that
tyrant is using it to trample out
the life of such of his subjects as
he does not like, and brings out a
new lot for slaughter every day.
Mr.. +. o. Cartwright of the
Wellston Republican, a paper of
which he is part owner, made us
a pleasant call last Monday. Mr..
Cartwright worked on the DEMO
Graf for several months in 1886.
The Entry Books of the Fair
are now made up and ready, and
all parties who can, will confer a
favor by calling on B. G. Reber,
the Secretery, and making their
entries before the first day of the
Fair.
The Election Board last week
visited the election houses in Ma
ion and Gore, and next Monday
will start on trip through the
west and south part of the county
with the view of securing suitable
voting places in the different town
ships.
The whole town was aroused
by fire alarm last Wednesday
night about 10 o'clock. 1t was
rumored to be Chas Roses stable
that was on fire, but closer investi-
cation proved it to be small fire
in his fence which had caught
from ashes carried out during the
day by the hired girl.
Frank Wheeler, well and ia
vorably known throughout this
county, who has been suffering fol
years with complication of dis.
eases, died at his residence on east
Hunter street, yesterday morning
Aged 40 years. Funeral services
will be held at the residence at &
o'clock Sabbath afternoon. Burial
will be private.
Among the list of pensions the
following large ones will be paid
at the Columbus Agency during
the current quarter: Mary A. AL
len, Logan $1s5O.5S; Mary A
Mench, Hamilton $274s.89; Char
lotte p. Castner, Ironton $1697O2
Mary e. Sargent, Cincinnati $l157;