The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-03-28
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL. NEWS.
-Otho Kanode is very sick.

jerome Shaw has moved to
Logan.
-W.B. Brooks of Columbus, was
in town Wednesday.
The voting of Falls precinct
will be hereafter at the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. White were
in Lancaster last Sunday.
1T is said that Col. Mulberry
Sellers was in town this week.
Thomas Brown, an old citizen
of Marion township, died Satur-
day.
Homer l.. Wright is confined
to his room and bed with rheuma-
tism.
-Chas. Balger has completed a
course of dental studies at Cincin-
natl.
F. w. Dollison has been seri-
ously sick with neuralgia and 9TH
er ills.
-Mandus Reber of Charleston
w. Va, visited his brothers at this
place this week.
Milton Gaffney was called to
Vinton county this week, by the
death of his brother.
There were 11O applicants be-
fore the Fairfield county School EX-
aminers last Saturday.
&C. V. Wright closed his school
yesterday, in the Ball district. He
treated in the ole time way.
Mrs. w. p. Price and her sister
Miss Jessie Mansfield are visiting
in Cleveland and Sandusky.
Miss Maggie Dollison of Gibi-
sonville, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Dollison, this week
John Kleinschmidt, night
watch at the Boys Reform School,
was home few days this week.
Miss Caroline Watts and Mr..
II. Martin Nupp of Washington
township, were married last Sun
day.
John w. Shaal was in Column
bus Wednesday, on business.
John has been in poor health for
some time.
-Gotlieb Deishley, father of
Marshal Deishley, is suffering
with partial paralysis. He is un-
able to speak
John Hische of Winchester,
and who lately kept tine feed store
near the Rempel House, was here
Thursday evening.
A number of Lancaster gentle
men were in our town Wednesday
examinining the brick made here
for paving purposes.
There is no proclamation by
the Mayor to elect ward assessors.
The assessor is a ward Office as
much as a councilman.
The second in the course of
lectures will be given at the Pres
byterian church, next Tuesday
(March 31st.) evening.
Mrs. James aged 81, died at
the residence of her son-in-law, r.
o. Kittsmiller, Sunday evening.
Funeral Tuesday afternoon.
The proposition to appropriate
$4,000 for the keeping up of the
Hooking canal, was voted down in
the Legislature last Tuesday.
The direct war tax should be
refunded to those who paid it, or
their heirs. Otherwise it might
just as well be left in the Treasury.
The following are the marriage
licenses: Frank Fickel, Anna Rut-
ter; Martin Nupp, Caroline Watts
Samuel N. Ebert, Rosalind Fether-
off.
Let the people of Logan show
their interest in the public schools
by attending these lectures. They
are for you and your children's in
terest.
1t takes twelve figures in old
fashioned Arabic Notation to eX-
press the appropriations made by
the late Republican Congress; ST.
,000,000.0O
-"The Diamonds of Golconda,"
very interesting subject, will be
given at the Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening, by a COM
petent orator.
The old wagon and blacksmith
shops on North Mulberry street
have been removed, and Mrs. Lit
tie will erect two dwelling houses
in their place.
The show at the Opera House
Wednesday evening by George II,