The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-07-29


ly fitted up for the purpose.
Commissioners Junipher has
constructed new balcony on the
front of his building on Main st.
Emanuel Crooks did the work
Mrs. Jacob Mohler about four
miles northeast of Logan, died
Tuesday night of consumption.
She was more than 80 years old.
Abel Carpenter and Solomon
Ridenhour have taken a trip west
on u visit and expect to see the
Chicago Fair before they return.
No pensiong in Hooking Co.
have been disturbed and not likely
to be. The scare of some of the
Republican brethren was unfound-
ed.
Hon. Will p. Price, of Logan,
is spoken of as a candidate for the
position of Lieutenant Governor,
ON the Democratic ticket.-Athens
Journal.
The Farmers National Bank
of Findlay closed its doors on Tues
day last. Its capital stock is S44,-
600, resources $296,0OO, liabilities
$17O,OOO.
Justine, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Stiers, and her husband
A. g. r. Morgan, left for their
home in Texas last Wednesday
evening.
Two fellows were brought
from Brush Fork Monday and
lodged in Jail for some misdemean-
or, the particulars about which we
did not learn.
Albert Leonard, a former Mar
ion township boy, has lately been
appointed Superintendent of the
schools of Binghampton, N. Y. at
good salary.
Two men in Columbus, the
other day, fought about $1.00 and
one of them was shot to death,
The survisor was put under Sic, 700
bond for murder.
DIR. P. ]. Green, an old citizen
of South Bloomingville, died last
Sunday. He was about 80 years
old and his death was the result of
old age and inf1rmity.
The property of the New York
and Perry Coal & Iron Co. was
sold to New York parties by the
Sheriff of Perry County on last
Monday for $62,159.s4.
Basket meeting all day at Car
penters Grove next Wednesday,
Address by G.. P. Macklin, Prohi-
bition candidate for Governor, and
by other good speakers.
There is to be a grand Reunion
of the 18th and 31st Regiments in
Logan on August %, and "a. The
committee is arranging to make
the occasion n splendid one.
Mrs. Lucy A. Crawford, and
Mrs. Andrew Crawford and little
son Paul, are visiting Mrs. Chas
Brehm and Mrs. William P. Heft
and other relatives this week.
PROF. Cliff Brown is home
where he will spend two or three
weeks during vacation at Marion
where he is Principal of the Busi
ness College Of that place.
Give Raueh Bros. call at theil
new meat store'in the Kittsmillel
place on Main Street. They have
everything neat, new and frs
class and their prices are rock
bottom,
If the Presidential election hae
been year later, Harrison woult
not have carried single state
The results of Republican legisla
tion have become so much NOR,
apparent.
Sugar 81 and 7 cents a pound
Where is the Wanted advantage
of free sugar that the Republican,
blowed so much about. The sugar
is as high now as it was before the
tariff was taken off.
Frank Wilson, of Gallia Go
was shot dead in a saloon at Plair
City, Madison County, by negro
who shot at the saloon keeper be
cause he put him out of the saloon
The negro was captured.
The Democrats as yet hav'
had no chance to enact any laws
but when they do have a chance
you will see a marked improve
ment. We are now living unde
SHERMAN" Republican laws.
The Republican papers thinl
the people were fools and tina
they made a terrible mistake las
fall in voting the Republicans ou
of power. 1t is hard to see hov
the case would have been bettere'