The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-11-26
Mrs. II. NJ. Hamilton is visitil


-Depnis Moriarty is home from
Delaware, this week.
Miss Vie Davis has accepted a
position on The Buckeye, at Nelson
Vile.
,-"Irenaeus of Lyons" at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening.
The Lancaster Glee Club sang
requiem for Brer Pursell last Sat
urday night.
Mrs. G. w Brehm and daugh
ter Kate, were at Galloway, o.,
Saturday and Sunday.
The ladies of the Hunter Street
Lutheran church gave an elegant
supper at Hartman's Hall Thurs
day evening.
Hon. J. d. Poston, of Columbus
and his brother Webb Poston, of
Nelsonville were visiting relatives
in this city the past week.
The Gdzette'S parody on "Cock
Robin" was not complete. 1t should
have mad another verse commen-
cling: "Who killed Pursell?"
AL Brooke gave sumptuOus
dinner on Thursday to about Il doz-
en- persons of this vicinity who
have attended the Keely cure at
MarysviIle.
About thirty persons from Lo-
gan went on the train Thursday
evening to Columbus, to see the
play of "The Lost Paradise" at the
Grand Opera House.
The following are the marriage
iicinses granted this week: Henry
IT. Huston, RoXaline Thompson;
Edward l.. Campbell, Malira &.
Hunt; Thomas Craig, Rena Davis.
George Unger of Furnacetown
who accidently shot himself II few
years ago and has been an invalid
ever since, died last Tuesday NOR
ming. He WAS buried out on Pine
Wednesday.
There is one Democratic
Presidential EIector chosen in Ohio
The Republican majority on the
State ticket was 973. This is quite
a drop from 81 ,5l1 last year. Next
year Mckinley will have to go.
A fire broke out Wednesday
night about 8 o'clock in the bake
shop of the Frasch Bros. 1t origin
ated from stove. The fire was
promptly put out before the arrival
of the engine and fire company.
10 IA Lady's Gold Watch
and chain yesterday in Logan.
The finder will be rewarded by
leaving same at this office or with
the undersigned.
CORA BOWERS.
The fire of Saturday evening
compels us to settle up our business
in order that we may determine
on future action. All persons ow-
ing us will please call and settle at
earliest convenience.
The LOGAN MFG. Co.
A thirteen year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. p. Johnston, at Fos-
toria, was killed by the falling of Il
stone cap while it was being raised
to the top of granite column. The
boy's thigh was broken, and his
hips crushed so that he died in
about an hour.
Mr.. E. NJ. Macdonald, who has
since the death of d. Nj. Bennett
been the editor of The Truth Seek
er, the New York Freethought
Journal, has become the business
as well as editorial manager. Per-
sons having relations with The
Truth Seeker should address him
at % Lafayette place, New York
city.
The Democrats of this county
had rousing jollification last Sat-
urday evening. Although the Sc
weather kept many away, the
street and Couvt House was crowd
ed with people who rejoiced in the
downfall of Republican misrule.
The Court room was most tasteful
ly and elegantly decorated. Ex-
cellent music was furnished by the
Logan and Union Furnace Bands
and the Lancaster Glee Club. w.
M. Bowen was made chairman of
meeting. Speeches appropriate
were made by G. e. Peoples, o. w.
Fl. Wright, V. G. Lowry, w. Il,
Price, Col. Weldy and others, while
on the street were huge bonfires,
professions, fireworks, illumina-
tions and decorations and tin horns
innumerahle. The jubilee was a
great success and every body glad
that the Imperial Republican
party has gone down never to rise
again.
"A fire broke out last Saturday
night about midnight in the build
ings of the Logan Manufacturing
Company by which the main build.