The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-09-10
Court begins Monday.


Prepare to buy your books.
j. r. Calvert of Laurel town
ship, was in town Thursday.
The Athens Fair commences
Sept. 20, and lasts three days.
"A. f. Price of Athens, is visit.
ing old friends in this county.
MIR. and Mrs. John Ucker have
returned from their western trip.
Sam S. Karshner was over
from Laurelville during the Fair.
John M. Buchanan of Benton,
was in the city Thursday on busi-
ness.
Mon day night the gas street
lamps will be lighted for the last
time.
Nicholas Kessler and daughter
of Lancaster, visited Logan friends
this week.
&C. P. Montgomery has purchas-
ell Mr.. Harden's restaurant in the
Junipher building.
Amos Beery, of Brice's Station,
Franklin Co. came down Thursday
to visit old acquaintances and
friends.
Married, Sept. 5th, 1892 by G..
w. Brehm, j. p, Mr.. Thomas Reed
and Miss Alice Stephenson, both of
Orbiston, o.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM Barthalow
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lehman
of Haydenville, spent Sunday in
our city the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM PUNK.
-Married-at Enterprise, Ohio,
Sunday, Sept. 4th, 1892, by j. IL.
Kline, j. p, Charles P. Mitchell to
Mrs. Maria J Berry, both of near
Gibisonville.
Mrs. George Weitzell died on
yesterday morning Funeral this
afternoon from residene on North
Mulberry st. Mr.. w. is dangerous
ly i'll at this writing.
We were pleased to receive a
friendly call on Friday morning
from Mr.. Frank G. Martin of the
,NetsOnrilIe Register. Mr.. Martin
is a bright, young gentleman and
well versed in newspaper work.
Mr.. Davidson is no stranger in
cleveland, and no words of ours
can add to his already enviable
reputation. But few possess his
ability."-CleUcland Leader. At
Rempel's Opera House, Monday,
Sept, ~.
The Ogarita Co., which has
been playing here this week, and
which will play tonight, is far
above the average. Ogarita is a
Mexican Indian actress, who is Il
star of no small magnitude in the
artistic galaxy. The Company is a
good one throughout and well
worthy the patronage Of the public
-"Frank S. Davidson, in "Old
Farmer Hopkins was greeted by
large audience last night and all
came away well pleased. 1t is one
of the best companies travelling
and they well deserved the big au-
dience that greeted them here."-
Neag Lisbon (O.) Patriot. At Rem
pel'a Opera House, Monday, Sept.
18th.
The members of the Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
in this district, sometime ago pur-
chased large tent, G0X40 feet, in
which to hold church meetings
where church buildings could not
be had. Recently a series of
meetings was held in it ut Union
Furnace. On Thursday night last
however, the tent was saturated
with coal oil, set on fire and de-
stroyed by persons who We judge,
have neither respect for religion
nor regard for rights of property.
The tent cost 1920. and had been
used hut a short time.-McArtbur
Dem. Eng.
The following named persons
were elected in the different pre-
cints at the Democratic Primary
election in this county on the 7th
day of May 1892, as Delegates to
the Democratic Congressional Con-
vention to be held at Athens next
Tuesday for the 18th District:
Benton, r. Leach;
Falls, E. Keller, III. Trimmer;
Gore, }. F. Nutter;
Logan 1w, George Shorr;
2w, f. j. Downey;
3w, G. j. Juergensmeier;
4w, Will j. Frasch;
Goodhope, f.. Heft;
Green ], w. n. Engle;
2, Geo. McFadden;
Laurel, S. S. Nihizer;
Marion, j. Kistler, r. Barnes;
Perry, J. A. McClelland;
Laurelville, #. A. Steel;
Salt Creek, Nelson Bowsher;
Starr, A. l.. O'Neill;
WASHINGTON ~ II Rrondt.