The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-18
Yesterday was q slick day.

Rev. p. G. Bergner of Marion,
Indiana, is here the guest of Mrs
VIM Mccarthy.
John and Elmer Petit left
Tuesday morning to attend the
funeral of an uncie at Bellefon-
taine, o.
A woman named Frasure of
Perry township, has been adjudged
insane and conveyed to the Athens
Asylum.
Prof r. E. Rayman has been
absent several days this week on
account of the sickness and death
of his sister at Bloomfield, o.
-Chauncey Bishop, worthy
young man of this place, died last
Saturday afternoon. His funeral
took place Monday afternoon.
DIR. Dollison, who has lately
been confined to his house and bed
by sickness for several days, is
around again attending to business.
Mr.. John F. White of Logan,
was u prominent Athens visitor on
Friday of last week and while here
was guest of Mr.. +. j. Ryan and
family.-A then8 Messenger.
e. L. Davenport, who has a
weak ankle made mis-step Sat
urday evening and sprained his
ankle. He has been hors dU cam
bat, as the French call it, ever
since.
Joseph M. Clark Of Junction
City made an assignment Monday
to John II. Flowers, for the benefit
Of his creditors. Assets and liabil-
titles not given.-NeU Lexington
Herald.
Mrs. D. R. Bishop and family
desire to thank the dear neighbors
and friends for their sympathy and
Kindness during the sickness and
death of their beloved son and
brother.
The following are the marriage
licenses this week: John M. Roller,
Emma l.. Bunz; Philip S. Briley,
Gertrude A. Newton; Thos. P. Nc
Mahon, Nettie J. Eberst; James
Bateman, Laura Coffey.
The Old Folks Singing Club, of
New Lexington, have been invited
to attend the annual meeting of
the Muskingum County Pioneer
Association, to he held at Zanes-
vii]e.-NeW Lexington Tribune.
Mrs. S. F. Pursell and daugh-
ter of Logan, were the pleasantly
entertained guests of Superintend-
ent and Mrs. Dunlap at the asylum
several days last week. Mr.. Pur.
sell run down Friday to accompany
them home and while here visited
Gen. GroSWenor. Athens MeSSen-
ger.
Mr.. John Roller and Miss
Emma Bunz were married at the
Hunter ST., Lutheran Church last
Sunday evening, by Rev. p. G
Bergner, of Marion, Indiana. The
attaches of this office were appro.
priately remembered, and we all
join in wishing the happy couple
joy and happiness.
From bills printed at this Office
we notice that Richard Burgoon OF
laurel township, will offer at pub
lic sale on Tuesday, Feb. 90, 1898
his personal property, consisting
i'm part, of horses, colts, 2 cows
some young cattle, wagons, drills
plows, moving machines, hay, feed
and many other things.
%. w. III. Wright the popular
Logan attorney was here last
Tuesday to have petition verified
in the case of Louisa Devault, adj
ministratrix of the estate of Harry
Devault VS. The Consolidated Coal
and Mining Co, of Brashears. The
suit is brought as the result of the
death of the plaintiffs husband
from fall of slate in the mines OF
the above named company. The
petition states that the room was
not safely propped and posted and
that the death of Harry Devault
was the result of gross negligence
on the part of the company. Dam
ages in the sum of ten thouand dol
lars is asked. Mr.. Wright states
that he will certainly win the sui
for his client.-NelLsonViLLe NeaUS
Logan Street Paving Brick
We were shown, few days since
a half brick from the works of tht
Logan Granite Clay Co.'S. Kilns
which was harder and toughe
than any ordinary granite, anC
which after being immersed il
Wotar for 10 hOurS had incraaSaf