The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-11-10

Mrs. Ierges. A full attendance Is
desired.
The themes of sermons at the
Presbyterian church for Sabbath
Nov. / lth, are as folows: Morning,
"Thc Spirit Of Truth" Evening,
'Conscientiousness, Fidelity, Stead
fastness." Anyone will be cordi-
ally welcomed.
"A firm at Narcossee, Florida,
recently sent two consignments of
oranges to England, both shipments
reaching their destination in good
condition and bringing most salts
factory prices. In consequence, the
remainder of the crop of oranges
in the Narcosse settlement will be
shipped to England as fast as pos
sible.
Serum for the treatment of
diptheria has been obtained so far
in France from old hack horses.
The French Government now pro.
poses to give the Pasteur Institute
the first choice in the selection of
horses condemned as no longer fit
for the French cavalry service, the
price to be paid being the average
price Of the other animals sold.
There will be services at the
Free Methodist church, Sunday the
11th, as follows: Preaching at 10:3O
a. m., subject, Entire Sanctfication
Preaching in the evening followed
by revival service, also preaching
at the Graham School House at
2:30 p. m. All are invited.
Rev. A. Sergent, of Wilmington
Del, will have charge of these SER
vices.
B. B. Casio, Pastor.
Among the claims presented
to the Vermont Legislature are
several for crops ruined by deer
Some Legislators insist that these
claims are not presented in the
hope of securing money but re.
Taxation of the game laws, the ar.
gument being that if deer have be-
come so numerous as to annoy
farmers more latitude than the
present statutes permit might be
granted to sportsmen.-EUening
Post.
DIR. A. Conan Doyle, the Eng
lish novelist, while in Boston re.
Gently, made pilgrimage to Mount
Auburn, and, as an accredited
member and representative of the
Society of English Authors of Lon.
don, decorated the grave of Oliver
Wendell Holmes with beautiful
memorial, expressive of the respect
and affection of the authors of Eng.
land for the departed. This con
sisted of number of sage or cycus
palms tied with purple ribbon and
ornamented with large bunches OF
English violets, brides roses anG
asparagus vines. To this tribute
was affixed a card with suitable
inscription.
During the past week rumol
was in circulation that the Natura
Gas Co., would not take any more
contracts for fear that the discharge
of their wells would give out. A
reporter of the DEMOCRAT called
the other day at their Office ant
made inquiries concerning the ru
NOR and learned that the statemen
was false in every particular. Mr.
Harrington the efficient secretary
of the company said that the ru
NOR probably started from a re
mark made by some of the compa
ny's officials, to the effect that thu
company had made more contract
and the people of Logan moro lib
eral than they had expected. Th,
company has gas enough to suppl,
every home in Logan.
Last night Miss Bertha Wrigh
gave card party at the elcgan
residence of her parents, Mr.. AM
Mrs. Chas. Wright, in honor Of he
handsome guest, Mrs. Jessie AL
bright, of Delaware O. AT 1913
Miss Bertha announced supper at
ter which Miss Bertha gave fey
fine selections on the piano.
was near the hour of midnigh
when the guests departed, voting
Miss Wright ii very charming host
ess. The following were invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rose, Messers
Tom Price, John Daniels, Rob
Wright, Geo. Bishop, Carlton Brigh
Charley Wood, and Walter Roch
ester; the Misses, Kate Friesnel
Minnie Palmer, Alma Keynes, Ju
liza Montgomery, and Meta Groves
For Sale-Young Jersey Cows
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