The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-11-19

for 20 cents. A. G. Upton d Co.
We received u very pleasant
call from w. w. Bowen, of Toledo,
G. M. Of the I. o. o. f. of Ohio, on
Wednesday. Mr.. Bowen was on
his way to Athens to institute q
Rehecca Degree Lodge at that
place.
The weather seriously interfer-
ed with the celebration ofthe DEM
ocratic victory on Thursday night
by our Lancaster sbsethRn. The
town was full Of enthusiastic Dem
ocrnts, and the tin horn had full
sway.
Last Saturday, John Tenyhill
was making his round with his
bread wagon, Il runaway team and
wagon struck and broke hisowagon
and threw him out violently. He
was considerably shaken up and
bruised some, but had lucky es-
cape.
The old M. f. Church at Hay
denville burned down last Wednes-
day morning. The building had
been fixed up for school purposes
and Col. w. S. Friesuer had COM
menced teaching in it last Monday
morning. The cause Of the fire is
not known.
The Democratic Committee of
this county are entitled to and re-
ceive the gratitude of the Demo-
Gratis for their diligent attention
and careful management, and the
good results of the late campaign
in carrying the county by an in
creased majority.
Mr.. w. @. Adams died sudden
ly at Portsmouth last Saturday
morning. Mr.. Adams lived in Lo-
gan some years ago and was prom
inently idented with the foremost
enterprises Of our town Mt that
time and was one of our most en-
ergetic citizens. AT the time of
his death he was managing an ex-
tensive fire brick business in Ports
mouth.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
give a good program Of music and
recitations, next Tuesday, Nov. %,
at 7 O'Clock, p. m, at the residence
of DR.. Pullen. Admission only 10
cents. Ice cream and cake will be
served to all who wish it, at the
usual prices. AS the receipts are
for the relief of the needy in our
city, it is hoped there will be ii full
attendance. Every body invited.
Last Saturday evening about
dusk Henry Smith and David
| Kobell had some trouble which re-
suited in a quarrel and the parties
came to blows. Smith had his
head, face and lips badly cut,' and
will probably be di.figured for life
His injuries are severe but his ply
sician says he will pull through
Kobell was arrested Sunday by
Sheriff Wright and Marshal Deish.
ley, and waived examination be-
fore Esq. Floyd Monday and re.
quired to furnish bail in the sum oi
100000 for his appearance at court
He furnished the bail few day,
later and was released.
On the last day, Of October, Mr.
Martin Hartman, who lives not faI
north of the Falls Mill, and all the
members of his family were away
from home, except his daughter
Kata young lady about II years
old. She noticed II tall well dress
ed man approach and he knocked
at the door. She opened the doc
and he inquired for her father tant
she said he was in town, then h'
asked where her mother was ant
she told him that her mother hac
been'dead many years, then hi
asked for her brothers and was in
formed that they were away, TheI
he wanted something to eat. Sh'
told him he could have it, but h,
must remain outside. He said h,
would come in, and stepped for
; ward. She got revolver from ,
convenient place and pointed it Il
him and told him to come no furth
er. He told her she would no
shoot. Then she told him to leav
or she would shoot him dead. HI
stood u moment and then conclud
ed the best thing to do would be t,
take her at her word and started
Then he said he wanted q drink O
. water at the well. When he got II
he started to go off in another di
rection on the premises, but sh
, held the gun on him and compelle'
him to go out the gate where h
came in.
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