The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-03-26
1t will soon be moving time.

relatives and friends in Gibson
vile this week.
Mrs. Dora Shinn of Buffalo, N.
", is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hansen.
John Kleinschmidt was down
home on visit this week from the
Boys Industrial School.
There were IA corporation tick
cts voted in the township box, last
Saturday by mistake.
Mr.. John Drollinger of East
Hunter Street, died Thursday NOR
ming, aged about S3 years.
Misses Phebe and Ella Slisher
attended the closing exercises Of
the Webb Summit school Thursday.
Miss Bertha Wright after
three months course at Delaware
College, is home on q two weeks
vacation.
Misses Hattie and Sarah Pleuk-
harp of Westerville, visited their
brother, Edward Pleukharp last
Monday.
The ladies of the w. G. r. U.
have postponed their entertain
ment until Friday April 1st.
BY ORDER OF Com.
The Democrats of Laurel last
Saturday nominated George Sny-
der for Trustee, r. II. Dollison, for
Clerk, and.J. A. Cupp for Assessor.
The arguments in the matter
of the account of the Culver estate
were made before the referee at
the Court House last Monday and
Tuesday
George Holl has purchased
from his father the north east quar-
ter of lot No. 40, in the Fourth
Ward and built an elegant resi-
dence on it.
The three heirs of Daniel Pieuk-
harp few days ago were paid
$l,367 on II policy in the 1. o. O. F.
Beneficial Association, of which
he was a member.
DR.. K. p. Eddy of Marietta,
who recently graduated at the
Ohio Dental College of Cincinnati,
is spending few days in Logan,
the guest If his uncle, DR.. q. V. Ra-
ney.
Miss D. Mathews spent last
week in the city buying spring
millinery goods and trimming hats
from the very latest patrons.
Ladies' call and examine her ele-
giant stock before purchasing.
DIR. w. G. Dawson of Laurel
Vile, was over in Logan, Monday,
and while here made us a pleasant
call. He is a physician who is well
informed in his profession, and at
tentive and prompt in his practice.
See his caId elsewherein this issue.
The Republicans of Falls town
ship have made the following nom
nations: Trustee, M. M. Engle;
Clerk, John A. Smith; Justices of
the Peace, A. H. Brooke and Ct. w.
Hansel; Constables, Joel Swartz
and John Westenhaver; Assessor
Falls Precinct, j. J. Foltz.
--Chas Weis, few days ago
killed peculiar animal on Scott's
Creek. He has preserved the skin
and stuffed it, so that it looks as
natural as life. The color of the
hair is somewhat red. The animal
looked very much like Il fox in size
and appearance except the feet
and tail which resembled coon.
Those who claim to know say it
was a red coon.
The Republicans on Monday
night mad9the following nomina,
tiOns: Mayor, j. P. Rochester; Mar
shal, j. II. Mayes; Clerk, j. b. Dol
lison; Treasurer, Chas. McLain;
Street Commissioner, Dan Woods;
Cemetery Trustee, f. Blasius, Sr.
In their ward meetings as follows:
Councilmen, 1, Maynard Pond, . A,
G. Upton, 8, II. Gompf, Dem. indor
sed, 4 Lawrence Yerges; Assessor,
], j. E. Butin, 2, Perry Moorehead,
8, Daniel Finnefrock, 4, Leslie
Hains. In the 3rd ward DR.. Camp
bell has been nominated for Coun-
Gilman on an independent ticket,
and John II. Bright in the 4th ward.
The Falls Township Democrat
ic Primary last Saturday resulted
as follows: A. Nixon, Trustee, 373
votes; D. M. Kanode, Clerk, $40; j.
II. Kline, ]. p. 1854; G. w. BrehN,
j. p, 365; Constables, Noah Bios
ser, 2S8, VIM. Green, 189, Emanuel
Crooks, 1888; Peter W. Bright, AS
SCISSOR, 73. (Falls) G. Amendt, As
SCISSOR, 25, (Gore). Logan Village,
Mayor, w. M. Bowen, $50; George
Deishley, Marshal, 331; Noah
Schwarz, Clerk, 329; Treasurer,
Andy Holl, Jr., 149, Henry j, Doe
belle, 95, Rudolph Brown, 90; street
Commissioner, Frederick Schneid-
er, 173, Jas. M. Mount, 46, Edward