The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-03-12

N. Y was in town Monday.
DIR. Frank Brehm Of Murray
City, was in town Wednesday.
The Commissioners were in
session several days this week.
"A. @. Sands, of Cincinnati, is
visiting his daughter Mrs. Frank
Rochester.
Judge Huffman will hold an
adjourned term of court here
next Monday.
Lieut.. Jas @. Cresap, of the u.
s. Navy ie here, called by the
death of his father d. J. Cresap.
Pensions of $12 month have
been granted to VIM. Lemon and
VIM Westenhaver, under the new
law,
VIM Stedem and his mother of
Philadelphia, are visiting their rel
atives and old acquaintances in
Logan.
Martin Bros. have moved their
photograph gallery in the Slisher
corner to their rooms in the Acker
building. yy3wgTVyS ~!
VIM Kuhn, d resident of Fur
nacetown, died last Tuesday of
consumption, and was buried on
Thursday. 4lO.i
The case of the Salt creek val
ley Turnpike has been assigned for
hearingin the Probate court for
March 2Srd. c0 >
Rev. w. A. Powell of Athens,
visited Rev. Moore the past week,
and preached several times at the
Presbyterian church.
Charles P. Balger, of this place
graduated Wednesday evening at
the Cincinnati Dental College.
Charles made good record.
Mr.. Wolinsky, attended Court
at New Lexington as witness in
the case of the State against Law
for the killing of q man named
Dick last Fall at Somerset.
w. d. Scott, steward of the
Boys Reform School, was in town
this week, and while here purchas-
ed 200 barrels of -four for the insti-
tuition of Keynes & Wellman.
We understand that the Coun-
Gil has appointed committee of
four Of it's members to go on a. tour
DEMONSTRATING the working and
cost of electric light in some towns
where it is used.
"A Republican contemporary
intimates that delegates in that
party in this county are liable to
sell their proxies to people outside
of their wards, precincts, or town
ships. Can such things be, that the
great god-and-morality party has
come to such pass?
-Comrade Joe Halter offers all
his household goods and furniture,
books, carpets, chairs, tables, war
relics and everything for sale for
cash onFSaturday March 10 and 26.
He will also sell any of said arti-
cles at any time before sale days,
at his residence on Hunter Street.
--Chas E. Bowen, Jr., oldest son
of Capt w. M. Bowen died at his
home in Columbus Thursday night
at half past ten o'clock. He was a
resident of Logan the most of his
life until a few years ago when he
went to Columbus where he has
been engaged in business ever
since. His funeral will take place
at Columbus tomorrow.
The "Little Vernon Brothers"
a juvenile musical trio from Marsh
altown, Ia, gave an entertainment
of great merit at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of this city
last night. The program was an
excellent one, and was enjoyed by
large audience. Chicago Tribune.
Atthe Presbyter Church Mon
day evening, March, IA.
Elisha Johnson, residing near
Gore, was found dead yesterday
morning on the road, at the Henry
Lowe farm, about four miles east
of Logan. BE had been in Logan
the day before and had been drin-
king good deal. Coroner Heft
was notified and went to the place
yesterday, and at present writing
we have learned no further partic-
ulars.
g. G. Gage, who talks about
having something to do in the way
of beautifying the school grounds,
we do not know just what, says
that persons wishing to contribute
trees for that purpose can leave
them at the Court House any time
this month, such as elm, water ma
pie, crab apple or any other hardy
tree. Persons are requested to
name the trees after some of their
school children. Put the name on
n tag and fastan IN the tree A