The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-08-13

months old child was scalded to
death by pulling vessel of hot
water off the stove.
The G. III. V. e. r. Ry. will have
quite a number of trains for Rem
pels Grove, Sunday. Round trip
10 cents. Leave depot, at $40 a.
M. $40 q. m; 1890 a. m; O'clock
p. m; 2 o'clock p. m; o'clock p. m.
Pierce Flowers, the old and
well known commercial traveller
was seriously hurt a few days ago,
at Buchtel, in trying to stop run
away team. lie had two ribs bro
ken and was otherwise injured.
Hooking County Teachers's
Institute begins Monday and con.
tinues two weeks. Profs. @. G.
Miller, of Sandusky, and Rayman,
of this place, are the instructors.
Every teacher in the County should
attend.
The Railroad Company is bull
ding new platform of Hayden
Brick, at the Logan depot. The
law of last winter requires the top
of the platform to be not more than
12 inches lower than the bottom
car step.
On Friday, Sept. End, there will
be one of the most interesting ball
games that were ever played in
Logan. The fat men against the
lean men. The side that looses
will furnish a $4,000 banquet at the
Stag Hotel.
Will Kleinschmidt and his sis
ters Maggie and Emma, Fred
Kleinschmidt and his sisters Tena
and Anna, Clara and Cora Shaffer,
Tena Keller and Effie George spent
Tuesday at the Rock House and
the Cantwell Rocks.
Quarterly meeting services
will be held at the M. r. Church
tomorrow, Aug. 14th. Preaching
by the Presiding Elder at 1890 a
m., and 1880 p. m. General Love
Feast at 8 a. M, Sacramental SER
vice following the morning sermon.
Charles Klienschmidt has re-
turned from Buffalo, N. Y. where
he has been at work for f. Baird
on the Union Iron Works, which
when completed will be the largest
works in the State. Chas. looks
well. His father, Peter, still re-
mains at Buffalo.
The vote on the proposition
that the Citizens Electric Light
Company be authorized and en-
powered to go into operation, was
carried at the special election last
Tuesday by a vote of 404 for, and
100 against the proposition.
Gin Sing, the Chinese laundry
man, got his foot severely scalded
yesterday afternoon. He was
carrying a pail of hot water when
the bottom suddenly fell out of the
pail on his foot. DR.. Mansfield was
Immediately called in and admin
istered relief.
The assignment of the Peoples
Bank has been released in the Pro-
bate Court, all the creditors except
few consenting, and a bond hav-
ing been executed to secure the
payment in nine months of the
claims of those refusing to consent
or extend time of payment.
The Coolville campmeeting this
year was the most successful one
in it's history. While no great re-
ligious demonstrations were mani
fest, the attendance was far above
the average. The gate receipts
Sunday showed there were about
5000 people present, more than the
grounds could conveniently accom-
modate.-AthenS Journal.
-Chas. Allen of Benton town
ship had some trouble with man
named Mcdonald a few days ago.
Mcdonald came at Allen with
knife and Allen retaliated by stri-
king him in the face with a mat
took, spelling his nose and knock
ing him unconscious. Allen was
bound over to court by Esq. Bu-
chanan.
The Sunday School workers of
this County will be glad to learn
that County Convention will be
held in Logan, Sept. End, in which
Prof. John S. Roger, popular edu-
Gator and editor of the School Vts-
ttor, Versailles, Ohio, will deliver
an address and give a Normal drill
in Sunday School institute work.
Delegates from every Sunday
School in the county should attend.
The Logan Gas Light and
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