The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-03-04

to-day as President.
After noon today it will be
President Cleveland.
MIR. and Mrs. John Roller were
In Lancaster Sunday.
&C. w. Schwenke, daughter and
son, spent Sunday at Sugar Grove.
John G. Dunfee of Nelsonville,
was in town Wednesday on busi-
ness.
Rooms for Rent, and one house
for sale. Enquire of Mrs. d. r.
Bishop.
1t is high time for the Commit
'teemen to call the local Democrat
dc primaries.
Farewell, Bro. Harrison, fare
well! A long farewell now, hence
forth, and foreverl
For Sale--A fine Surrey, a new
and old buggy and some harness.
Call on Worry Gage.
JAS. III. Johnston of Kansas, is
visiting old acquaintance and
friends about South Perry.
. Mrs. Frank Wheeler returned
yesterday evening from an extend
ed visit with relatives in Florida.
The Infirmary Directors met
this week and took an inventory of
the property at the County Infirm-
ary.
-Married-by Rev. j. F. Will
liams at his residence in Logan,
Feb. 26, Mr.. Cleson G. Webb and
Miss Anna Mohler.
"A new crossing made of Hay
den paving block has been put in
across Hunter Street at George
Mumford's corner.
Bear in mind that all nomina-
tions of candidates for spring eIec-
tion must be certified to the county
Board by March 23.
AN infant son three months
old, of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chute
was buried last Monday morning
in the Logan Cemetery.
-Chas Rose, Carl Buerhaus, w.
P. Price, Geo. Mumford and Geo.
Brashears, have gone to Washing
ton to see the inauguration and
other sights,
Miss Julie F. Lee, the charm
ing Reader will be at Rempels
Opera House on Friday evening,
March 7. Reserved seats 35 and
general admission %.
Charley Deishley, one of Lo-
gan's handsome young men, was a
Nelsonville visitor Wednesday.
What's the attraction, Charley?
The (NelsonviJIe) Buckeye.
There are some instances in
this town where the parents ought
to be prosecuted, under the recent
statute, for failing to provide for
their children under 16 years old.
AS we go to press the death of
Ex-Governor r. M. Bishop is an
nounced. He had been in Florida
for some time in hope that the
genial climate would restore his
health, but the experiment failed.
DIR. Dollison is fitting up one of
his rear rooms to be used by Chas.
Rose as an addition to his clothing
emporium. The windows of this
extension are covered with iron
rods and make it look like Jail.
-Married-By G.. w. Brehm j.
p. March End 1893. Mr. Charles
Lytle and Mrs, Zelda r. Berry.
BY the same, on the same day,
Mr.. August M. Olson and Miss
Rosa E. Snider.
VIM M. Entler of the Athens
Journal, has severed his connection
with that paper to take the position
of business manager of The Daily
MossiLonian, published atMassilon,
Ohio. We wish Bro. Entler abun-
dant success in his new field of la
Dor.
w. H. Acker had an attack of
something in the nature of paraly-
sis Thursday afternoon by which
he was rendered helpless and had
to be taken home in a cab. He
had been fishing in the forenoon
and had his sleeves rolled up and
his arms and hands in the cold'I
water seining for minnows. In u
few hours after the attack he ralli-
ed and is now rapidly improving.
-Eustace Henderson, a boy
about 15 years old died rather sud-
denly last Saturday evening.
Sometime the day before he fell
and hurt his head, but did not seem
to mind it much, and worked Sat-
urday in his fathers foundry. He
went home about o'clock in the
afternoon, complaining of his head.
The doctor was sent for, but he |
grew worse and died in few hours
1t is reported that he had inhaled |