The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-01-14
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Mr. and MrS. mos MorlarVy oi
Kansas are visiting relatives in
Logan.
"A pension of $12 q month has
been granted to Samuel ]. Rodman
dating from June 10, 1891.
-Married-by G. w. Brehm, ].
p, January II, 1893, Mr.. Abraham
lowering and Miss Alice Phillips.
Mrs. English died Friday, Jan.
9th, at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. D. NJ. Kanode in Logan. Her
funeral occurred last Sunday.
The wife of Mr.. David Rose of
Benton township, died few days
ago, and was buried Thursday ut
the SCOTS Creek church grave
yard.
Gen. Grosvenor few days ago
while about to board street car,
fell and seriously sprained his an
kle so that he will be laid up for
several weeks.
Snow in many parts of the
county is very much drifted, and
travel on the roads much impeded
!, .,in-consequence. In many places
people have to leave the road and
go through fields to get around
the drifts.
Last Wednesday morning was
the coldest weather He have had
for years. Dir. Dollison's govern
ment thermometer showed II de-
grees below zero. Some Of the
thermometers about town showed
Ms low ~ % degrees below. We
thoughtit was cold enough to be
~ below.
MIR. w. j. Sims, Of Benton TIP,
who month or two ago was taken
,ti the Athens Asylum, died at that
institution last Tuesday. His re-
mains were conveyed to Benton
township for interment. He was
one of the best men Of the county
and highly esteemed by all who
know hiSn.
The undersigned desires thus
publicly to express his entire conf
dence in the skill of DR.. w. ID.
Mansfield as a practical physician
and to express heartfelt thanks for
the very successful treatment rem
dered to members of my family
during several severe and critical
attacks of illness and injury.
HENRY GoMPF.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar
for '93 will fully satisfy every eX-
pectation rs to beauty and utility.
1t bears bears q beautiful picture
of the "Young Discovers" with a
pad below in plain figures, all
pri in harmonious and pleas
ing colors. Get copy of your
dru ggist or send cents in stamps
to G. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass
We notice that our old, whole.
souled former citizen, Wash Wy
man, Of Lancaster, has organized
and directs a society for furnishing
relief to the poor of that city. Old
clothing is donated by the citizens
10 the Society, who see that it i:
made over for the ill-clad and des
- titute children, who are hunted uI
and supplied with comfortable
clothing in this way.
Court convened last Monday
Judge Hoffman presiding. Or
Monday the old case of Bowens VI
Stevens was tried to jury. This
was a case where Bowens went ou
10 Stevens to trade horses will
him. Stevens told him where thu
horse was in the field and Bowen
went out to see 1t. When he go
In the field another horse, attacked
and kicked him inflicting injurie
which laid him up six weeks. HI
brought suit for damages before
Esq. Floyd, and jury recovered
verdict for $50. Stevens appealed
to Common Pleas Court and tn
first jury failed to agree, and th'
case was continued to anothe
term. This week another trial tool
place when the jury gave verdic
for Bowens for $2l0. Stevens ha
asked for q new trial, on tn
Z grounds as we are informed, tina
one of the jurors is Trustee of
Township, and that the law pro
Vides that no Trustee or Council
man shall be put on the jury lis
There being no other jury case
for several days the petit jury wa
dismissed till next Wednesday.
The sixth engagement of Ait
en- Benedict's Fabio Romani Con
pany in New York and Brookly
opened ut the Grand Opera HUus
last night to an immense audienc
The play is full of horrors, whic