The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-06-17

ate IL.
Next week we will give our
readers full account of the races.
w. Fl. Acker has gone to Gin
cinnati and taken position on the
Tribune.
Good wages will be paid to a
couple of efficient skirt hands Mt
Madame LaRocque's
james Carr, an old resident of
Haydenville, now of Jacksonville
made US cheerful call yesterday.
-Ex-C County Surveyor Abner
Busby, of Salt Greek, with his fam
lily was in town Thursday and
Friday.
The Shawnee Band furnished
music for the races on Thursday,
and the Macarthur band yesterday
and to-day. Both are good bands.
The races on Thursday exceed
ed anything of the kind ever seen
in the county, and certainly deser-
we'd a more liberal patronage than
they received.
The Court House, under the
direction of Geo. Holl, is being re-
painted and you will hardly know
it to be the same building when
you come to town.
Geo. Shorr was appointed
night Police at the last meeting of
council and unanimously confirm
ed. 1t is a good appointment.
-Losr-A pair Of gold spect-
acles between John James and
the Presbyterian church Thursday
evening. Finder please leave
same with Mrs. Frank James.
THE P. o. 8. of A. boys have
bills out for a grand Fourth of July
celebration at Wright's Grove.
There are so many persons of that
name who have Groves. Where is
it?
Mrs. j. G. McBroom Of Laurel
township died at her home last
Friday, her funeral taking place on
the following Sunday. She was
an estimable woman of many ex-
cellent qualities.
Marshal Harrington, son of oul
townsman, F. Harrington, has just
graduated at Princeton IN. J.) Col.
lege. He was awarded a price in
American Political History. He
will be home to-day.
Miss Loda Crawford has been
employed by Superintendent Kel-
Ter to act as matron of the Child
ren's Home until the next meeting
of the Infirmary Directors at their
regular session in July.
john M. Wright, Prosecuting
Attorney of Fairfield county, At
torney Hester, and Geo. g. Kelle,
City editor of the Eagle, we're dow,
to the races yesterday and made {
pleasant call at this Office.
Miss Maggie Kull, Matron a
the Childrens Home'of this county
has resigned her position as mat
ron, and her sister, Miss Lizzie
Kull, will take charge of the home
till further arrangements are made
County Auditor Armstrong
has received lot of the Obi
School Reports for 1892 and teach
ers can be supplied on application
The report contains many valuable
hints to teachers and school offic
ers.
AT last Saturdays election 70
Representative delegates, G. v
Wright got 10 delegates, A. +
McBroom 8. r. 8. SwepstOn s, an
J. w. Schaal l. AS Vinton count
ia in the district and no electio
held there yet the matter is still
undetermined.
AT the Primary last Saturda
M. +. Shaffer, 8. Weldy, w. I
Mansfield, ). A. McClelland an
John T. Nutter were unanimousl
elected by popular vote as dele
gates from this County, to tn
State Convention, and John G. Blu
Ter, Daniel Fauble, Peter Reckter
waldt, Charles Nunemaker, A.
O'Neill were chosen as alternate
We are informed that for tn
first time in his life "TOny Barleon
our versatile Bro. of the Vint0n R
cord has new pair of shoes tn,
are mates. 1t is said that this
the first time in his life that such
thing has occurred and it is sal
that the consequent torture to h
feet prevented his attending II
races.
Jack Rauch last Tuesday nigl
declined to accept ahnother ter
oa nioht nOlica. Ha had give