The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-09-02


notwithstanding rumors that she
had been stricken with paralysis.
Judge Huffman came down
Wednesday and set the docket for
TIN next term of Court which con-
vafes Sept. IL.
on the I. o. o. +. build
ing has been stopped for some days
on account of failure of Columbus
parties to furnish the roof trusses
on time.s
Married--By Rev. ]. w. Will
liams at,the residence of the brides
parents in Logan, o. Aug. 20, 1891,
Mr.. Anthony Hodes and Miss Jen-
nie B. Bright.
"A terrific storm and cyclone
passed over the Georgia and South
Carolina coast a few days ago and
the loss of life and property has
been appalling.
Call at Case's drug store and
see samples of Early Red Clawson
and jones' Winter Fife, pure clean
seed wheat. Yields on good land
80 to so bushel per acre.
Wash Wyman, of the Tall
madge House of Lancaster, was
around among Logan friends last
Thursday. Everybody is always
glad to see Mr.. Wyman.
While the Jail in Tixtla, Mex
leo, was being cleaned the prison
ers attacked the guard and 20 of
them escaped. Three policemen
and two prisoners were killed.
| THE New York bankers are not
the first to worship a golden calf.
1t was tried in the Arabian wilder
ness two thousand years ago, and
like the present idolatry proved
disasterous.
LEO Canty, the boy whom we
mentioned last week who was so
severely hurt by being kicked
while currying horse, is getting
much better and is in a fair way
to recovery.
| The Infirmary Directors have
secured the services of Miss Annie
Hilber as Matron at the Children's
Home. Miss Hilber seems q lady
we'll adapted and we'll qualified
for the responsible position. she is
called on to fill.
"A. ]. Nunnemaker, of this
place, rode 600 miles in six days
from Aug. % to 30-including the
, 25 and 26, which he spent in Gin
cinnati. The last 100 miles was
made in eight hours.
Hon. w. P. Price will kindly
accept our thanks for copy of the
: "Ohio Statesmen and Hundred
Year Book. From 1888 to 1892 in
elusive" A valuable statisticn
work by w. A. Taylor.
I'm Paris they first utilize rats t,
clean the flesh from the bones o
: carcasses, then kill the rats, us'
up the fur for trimmings, the skin
:. for gloves, their thigh bones fol
a toothpicks, aud their tendons ant
= bones for gelatin wrappers.
J. The Teachers Institute ha
4 been we'll attended this week
a Prof Rayman, of Logan, and Pro-
!. Hartzler, the veteran Superinten
dent and Institute worker of New
ark, were the instructors thi
v week.
We understand from commo
rumor that the Democrats of tn
Hooking Vinton District will hol
. their Convention at Logan on tn
. 10th to nominate candidate fo
Representative. We have seen n
official notice however.
e Our genial friend Ephrair
Q Shultz has our thanks for baske
J. of fine peaches as we have see
this year. If Ephraim had see
II the boys work their jaws on thel
0 he would have thought them al
"a preciated-Who next!
"A young man named shepart
- of Columbus, graduate of tn
=, University, was murdered in
= mysterious manner last Thursda
y" night. His body was found in
burning straw stack at Valley Gro
Z. sing, about ten miles south of I'll
N city. How il occurred is myster
n The following persons went
the Chicago Fair this weel
Of Mrs. d. r, Moore, and son Hug
re Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Frasch, Mi
t. Tena Frasch Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
Rose and daughter Mabel, Jam'
of Krieg, George Wright, Nelote
At Slater, Warrea Gage, Will Sha
g. Marshall Harrington, Miss Z,
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