The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-01-26


up next week a Cigar Mandatory.
He has secured the services of the
best workman in our city. The
name of the new Arm will be Will
liams & Co. Mr.. David Kanode
will be foreman. -
Subjects of sermons at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow:
Morning, "The Incompatible
Worth Of Godliness," evening,
sIndia, and Its Religions" The
evening lecture Is the first Of Sc
ries to be given the last Sabbath OF
each month throughout the year.
MIR. Mel. r.. Swartz returned
from Columbus Monday afternoon,
having transacted some important
business for the Logan Natural Gas
and Fuel Company. He secured
several leases from city owners Of
land IN Fairfield and Pickaway
counties and has about arranged
the entire right of way to Circle
ville.-Lancaster Gazette.
Miss Leota Smith entertained
her most intimate friends on We'd
nesday last, 1t being the anniver-
sity of her nineteenth birthday.
At ten o'clock>a very elegant re-
past was served, Miss Leota max
ing very charming hostess. From
reports, they could not of had
more enjoyable time. All leaving
wishing her many more happy
birthdays.
"Wednesday at noon, the man
ayers of the Cleueland Plain Dealer
turned over their paper to the lad
les of that city, for one issue, the
proceeds to be applied to Cleye-
lands charity fund. The paper
came out Thursday morning and
the first two copies were printed on
white silk handsomely embroider:-
ed. A bone fide offer of $1,000 was
offered for the frst paper but the
ladies hope to get a higher price.
The many friends of Judge
Huffman in this county and judicial
district, will rejoice to learn that he
is rapidly convalescing. He is now
able to take nourishment in the
form of liquid food, and is gaining
in strength daily. The Judge has
been very sick mar, ,and his sspeedy
recuperation is welcome news te
his hosts of friends Throughout this
section of the State. - Lexington
Herald.
i'm discussing the causes thai
have led up to the present destitu
tion the natural gas question has
not received as much attention as
it merits. The introduction of natu
raj gas has diminished the con
sumption of Hooking Valley Goa
thousands of tons annually. JUS
up at Logan there are, so we are
told, over 500 natural gas fires burn
ing. Same way at Lancaster, Col
umbus, and all over the Northwest
The State Journal estimates tina
there are over 400 natural gas fires
in Columbus. With SO many manu-
facturers closed and the consump
tion of coal displaced by gas in sc
many towns, slack work is not 81
hard to account for. But is asked
when it is going to be any better
we would have to frankly acknowl
edge that the question is too mucl
for us-Nelsonville Register.
| Sadie Hasson, in "Kentuck,
Girl" played to small audience
last Thursday night at RempeP'
Opera House. She is an artist in
deed, and has corps of artists Il
support her, but the play and th'
company were not built for oul
Opera House. Our whole hall
seating capacity and all, woule
make about the right size stage fol
this company to play on. It was
big joke for them and large jok'
for the people. Their car load 0l
traps and scenery looked yer.
well-over at the depot. We woult
rather the Opera House manager
here would engage with smallel
troupes. 80 that good plays will no
be butchered so terribly, on accoun
of lack Of stage capacity. Tn
"Kentucky Girl" is one Of the bes
plays on the road aud their advanc
agent certainly made q raw mistake
in bringing them here. Some da.
we hope to be able to support sucl
people, but please don't come unit
we get our play house fixed up.
Programme OF the Teachers Meeting.
/. The following is the program of tn