The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-16


tary aud Treasurer Of the 62nd Q
V | for u copy of the proceeding
Of the reunion held by that regi
ment In our city last September.
English Spuvin Eminent re
moves all hard, soft or callouset
Jumps and hlemishps from horses
blood spavins, curhs,s lints sween
ey, ring hone, STILES, sprains al
swollen throats, coughs, etc. Saw,
$50 by use Of one bottle. Warrant
ed the most wonderful blemish cur
ever known. Sold by f. Harring
ton, Druggist, Logan, o.
Straitsville was visited by
disastrous fire last Saturday night
The dwelling and store of Mr.. .Calvir
ESSEX, the store room formerly Oc
cupied by j. r. Harris, and a tinant
stove store were burned. Mr.. Esse,
lost all the goods IN his store, bu
saved portion Of his household
goods. The loss and insurance un
known.
The hoppers of the Norris Goa
CO., at job. o., were burned Tues.
day night. Some 500 miners will
be thrown out Of employment until
the hoppers can he rebuilt whicl,
will take some time, as the hop.
pers at this mine being the largest
in the valley, having II capacity OF
nearly 300 cars per day. The ori-
gin of the fire is unknown but 1t is
to be that of incendiary-
ism. The loss at this time especi-
ally, is very much to be regretted.
What might have been a dis
astrous fire was discovered i'm the
nick of time in the l. o. o. F. hall,
in the room occupied by the Ath-
letic Club. The origin of the fire is
the same old story, Il wooden box
filed with saw.dust for a spittoon
and stump of Il cigar or cigarette,
as this is the third fire from the
same cause it is supposed that the
box and saw-dust will be displaced.
prohibited is one Of the
rules.
The third lecture in the course
given by the Twice Five club will
De delivered by Rev. Q. b. Taylor
'f New Plymouth, on the theme
THE Life of John Smith," on Mon
lay evening, February 18th, at the
church. Tickets can
'e obtained from any of the men,
'ers upon application. 1t is IA re-
luest of the club that tickets not
hitherto presented may be return
ID previous to the date mentioned.
!. III. Dye President. III. r. IIur-
ington Secretary.
On Thursday the school chill
lren donated their mite TO the needy
# our city, and to see the children,
the smaller ones vending
heir way to school, with smiles of
'leasnre on their little faces, their
title arms filled to their utmost
with packages-their con-
ributions-was enough to melt
cart of stone. Sled load after
led load found its way to the school
and was there placed in II
emporary store room; h0miny,
cans, rice, -four, coffee, potatoes,
heats, sugar, canned goods, meal,
read i'm abundance, clothing and
hoes, 1901 i'm cash, and many CAN
ed delicacies were piled up in one
rand pyramid. Later in the day,
rays carried the goods to the COM
lisary at the Mayors office there
go out on i.s mission of charity.
Mr.. Frank Sands, of Cincinnati.
led at the home of Ills mother.
lrs. f. G. Sands, of Zaleski, on last
riday, aged about thirty years.
le leaves II wife and one cl.ild IN
lourn his death. Mr.. Sands was
very efficient clerk i'm railroad
lice in Cincinnati, and during the
st Presidential campaign was
ERIK of the Republican Executive
of incinnati. He fell
victim to consumption. Last
lly his health began to fail, and
came to his mothers in hope
lat II change would he beneficial.
e did not improve and later his
life joined and was with til death
'lieved his suffering. Mr.. Sands
MS a member of the order of X. Of
;, holding his. membership in n
lnrinnati Lodge. Funeral ut two
clock p. ~, Saturday. Small
ood Lodge No. 397 X. of p. con.
icted the funeral ceremony. MIR.
'nds was nephew Of John II.
'nds, of Zaleski, and Hon. A. q.
'nds, OF Logan.-McArthnr Dem
rat Enquirer.
FARMS FOR SALE.