The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-04
Circuit Court next Tuesday.

tlme.
Now is the time to improve
the roads.
The Jail has but two prisoners
at this time.
-Whiskey has gone down-as it
usually does.
DIR. Hansen has not been found
or arrested at this date.
Miss Jessie Collins gave u card
party Wednesday night.
Cabbage is offered at 5c per h., :
but there is very little sold.
1t is about time to start the
story that the fruit is all frozen.
Read the Stiers & Co.'S, new adj
vertisement and then give them a
call.
This is hard winter and the
prices of necessaries of life are
high.
Just four weeks from today
Harrison goes out of the White
House never TO return.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lehman
came over from CircleviIle to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. John Glass.
Nov they say the edict has
gone forth that the old crinoline
hoop skirt is to be the style again.
MIR. and Mrs, wal Kessler have
gone to housekeeping on Hunter
Street, t,.opposite the U. b. church.
The Logan Mfg. Co.'S. new
building is being pushed rapidly,
and will soon be ready for occupan-
cy.
The sparrow will soon take
possession and proceed to dispose
and drive away all our native song
sters.
Eggs are out of sight, in price.
They are hardly worth 40 cents a
dozen, but if you must you know
you must.
The Orphans Home at New
Lexington was destroyed by fire
on Wednesday of last week. Loss
about $4,000.
Miss Leota Smith has returned
from Pt Pleasant, w. Va, where
she has been visiting her sister for
several weeks.
-Iu the late cold spell coal was
cent a pound in Chicago-Not
much inducement for Il poor man
to- locate there.
-Married-Jan. 90, 1898, hy +.
G. Martin, j p, of Ewing, o., Mr..
Edward B. Allen to Miss Hattie NJ.
Gordon; both of Washington town
ship.
The following are the marriage
licenses: Edward b. Allen, Hattie
M. Gordon; John Smyers, Anna
Ebert; Boyd II. TrcXel, Winona L.
Huls.
The Logan friends of Jerry
Eronin, will find him at GAG Stellar
Ave-, at which place he has opened
up Restaurant and Boarding
House.
Lewis Combs, of Perry county,
went to his barn one morning re-
Gently and found that u fine young
horse had broken its neck, in 50 mo
unaccountable manner.
The dinner and supper last
Saturdayin the, Collins Block, net
ted about 5000. THE Humane So
ciety will expend the proceeds for
the worthy poor of the town.
Mrs. Louisa Glass, an aged
lady on West Hunter Street, died
last Sunday morning after pro-
tracted illness. She was buried on
Tuesday at the old Pleasant Hill
church in Marion township.
The matter of DIR. Hansen's
connection with the Savings Asso-
citation about which there was re-
Gently so much excitement and
talk, has been adjusted and the AS
sociation made whole and satisfied.
We did not learn the full particu-
lars of the adjustment.
The Odd Fellows of Ohio, are
looking about, we understand for
suitable place to erect an Orph-
ans Home. Hooking county can
furnish them as healthy and de-
sirable location in every respect
as can be found in Ohio. Send your
Committee to Logan.
james Christian of Carbon
Hill, was arrested here Saturday
night on telegram from the au-
th0rities at Carbon Hill, on
charge of beating his wife. He was
held till Monday and taken before
ESQ. Shaw. who recognized him in