The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-24
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS,

Rooney, says an exchange:
She's u chestnut SO is joe
How they stand II don't know;
When they marry how happy will be,
wish tn was with McGnty,
In the bottom of the sea.
Sign your name to your COM
municatiOns.
"A good large crop of ice has
been harvested.
The electric light project has
gone glimmering.
L. w. Beery, of Benton was in
the city Monday.
-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Sain, Jan. %, son.
The Indian war is over and
the "ghost dances" ended.
The Circuit court convenes in
Logan next Tuesday week.
Miss Stella Hamilton returned
to Buchtel last Wednesday. e
George Wright, of Columbus,
is visiting at home this week.
Mrs. Henry Troxell of Rock
Bridge, is visiting friends in Logan.
1t just now seems as if CALI
polls will not get the Epileptic AS
ylum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mumford, of
Brashears were in the city last Sat
urday.
"A survey of the Hooking can
al from Carol south, has been COM
menced. .,s.
Mrs. Harvey Saline of Mt.
Pleasant, is visiting her son, Wal
ter Saline.
Miss Mable Mccormick was
presented with a fine piano last
Thursday.
The little son of Jacob Schleck-
man is recovering from his late
severe illness.
Homer Stiers of Haydenville,
was an agreeable caller at this Of
flee Wednesday.
Natural gas in the Pittsburgh
region has give out and everybody
gone back to coal.
Walter Bates of Vinton, was
the guest of his father-in-law, J. b.
Stiers, this week.
--G. w. Brehm has secured a
pension to Wash Wyman of $40 a
month from Jan. 10, 1886.
Sam Her was in town Tuesday
and with ANDREW Wright made a
pleasant call at this Office.
The saloon firm of Farrell & Co.
has been dissolved, Jacob Schleck-
man retiring from the firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sands, of
Cincinnati, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. f. G. Rochester.
The New Lexington Tribune
insists that there should be town
clock on their new court house.
Mrs. Lucy A. Crawford after
visit of two weeks in Columbus,
returned home last Wednesday.
For Agricultural Reports call
on Representative Price, who has
a number of copies for distribution.
Joe Kessler who has been Sc
verely suffering long time with
rheumatism has about fully recov-
cred.
ID. A. Miller has resigned his
position as Superintendent of the
canal, to take effect in the near
future.
Joe Luker, who formerly lived
in Logan is here, and contemplates
purchasing a home here for his
parents.
George Bancroft, the eminent
historion died last Saturday, at
Washington d. G. in the 91st. year
of his age.
1T is proposed to enlarge and
greatly improve the White
House. Better do the same for the
tenant also.
The firm of Smock g. Weltner
has been dissolved. The business
will hereafter be conducted by w.
ID. Weltner.
The sheriff and his deputy are
very busy getting ready for the
next term of court which convenes
February 9th.
-Barleon in about column of his
Vinton Record this week writes
most wondrously wise on the sub
ject of bed-bugs.
e. L. Davenport of the Gazette,
made a business trip to Lancaster
last Saturday, taking in the capital
city in his return trip.
-Itis said the G. III. V. st. R.R.
will commence soon to build a
branch road to the Jackson county
coal fields at Wellston.