The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-04-23

pot, had his leg so badly mangled
and broken that it had to I've ampu-
tated. DIR. Campell gave the ne.
cessary surgical attention. Do not
attempt to jump on or off of mo-
wing train.
Maggie Rose about IS years old
an inmate of the Infurmary was
seriously injured Tuesday and will
likely die. They had Il fire out
doors while doing the washing, and
she got too near il, and the blaze
caught her clothing which nearly
all burned off before they could ex-
tinguish the flames.
The Republican Commissions
ers of Perry County have so man
aged as to make it necessary for
the Legislature to pass an act to en-
able them to levy a special tax of
) mill for three years to help out
the deficiency. 1t is for the people
of this county to see that no more
Republicans become Commissions
ers.
Prof. Josephs will give u fine
musical and art exhibition on Fri
day and Saturday evenings, April
Goth and 30th, for the benefit of the
School Library. He will give you
Il greater variety, more new and
instructive things than anybody
you have ever heard. Popular
prices. Posters will be out in due
time.
An effort is being made to have
a mail route established from Joe,
Ohio, to Logan and return twice Il
week, with a postoGice on the route
at the store Of w. F. Rutgers in
Marion township. This would
greatly facilitate the delivery CT
mail matter in that vicinity, which
is now only reached by an awkward
aud circuitous route.
John Keefe, an excellent young
man Of Logan, died Wednesday,
in Columbus, at the st. Francis
Hospital, where he had gone some
time ago for treatment of drUpsy
land complication Of diseases
which finally induced his death
His remains were brought home
and funeral took place at o'clock
yesterday morning at ST. Johns
Catholic church.
ALI scholars wishing to attend
the High School in this county
should read the County Examiners
notice in this paper Of an eXamin-
alton to be held on May 7th. The
law under which it is conducted
we publish next week. The copy
of the law was not received in time
to hold an examination in April
and all who desire promotion
should not fail to attend May T.
-Venango Spectator Franklin
Pa, says:-The two performances
given by Walter l.. Mains circus
and Menagerie in Franklin, last
Saturday, received, as they merit.
ed, the full patronage of the pub
lie. The show is excellent in all
its parts, with nothing about it tc
offend the most fastidious taste.
There were no gamblers or pick
pockets following it. The business
manager Walter il. Main is com.
petent and courteous gentleman
who understands his business
thoroughly. There is no better
show on the road than MANS Cir
Gus. This show will exhibit at Lo-
gan Thursday May 9TH.
Bricks made at Logan are be-
coming noted. a scientific test OF
paving brick was made last week
at indianapolis by the city Civil
Engineer and the result of the test
of various makes of brick is thus
summed up by him in the following
table. No one from Logan was
present or knew anything about
what was going on till afterward,
The samples of the Logan brick
had been sent to indianapolis by
some contractor in Springfield, O.,
with view Of making a bid on a
paving contract in indianapolis. 1t
will be noticed that the brick made
by Logan Fire Clay Co., is superior
in all respects to any other, in the
matter of general average and mer-
it, as well as less loss by abrasion,
and less affected by absorption.
The Logan brick stands at the head
Of the list:
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