The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-02-23

door.
MIR. B. X. Tritsch will 500
erect a twO.rOom business buildin
on the vacant lot east of Guthri
& Co.'S store. Mr.. John Strentz ha
the contract.
IF you intend buying a Billiard
or Pool Table, Bar Fixtures or an,
kind or Saloon Supplies write q
call or Bort Bros, III N. Higl
Street, Columbus, Off.
Our subscribers who fail to re
ceive their papers will confer |
great favor upon the management
of the DEMOCRAT by reporting tn,
same to this office. If
The Hotel Nelson, Nelsonvills
Ohio, is now under the manage
ment of Cotton & Cotton. TIL,
former lessee, Mr.. Chas. Gabriel
has accepted a position on the G
II. v. & T. R'y'as travelling master
mechanic.
The Council met Wednesday
evening In called session, and can
vassed the returns on the water
works and sewerage election, Of
ficially declaring all propositions
submitted to be carried In accord.
ancefwith the law.
"A large number of Miss Clara
Taylor's friends gave her quite an
agreeable surprise last Wednesday
evening in honor of her 18th ami
versary. At 10 O'clock oysters
were served, which all did justice
to. A very enjoyable time was had
by all present.
The following are the marriage
licenses issued from the Probate
Court: Charles w. Sanders to
Sarah Davis; Valentine Cox to
Mary Ann Davis; William Stewart
to Matte Waught; Elijah j. Martin
to Bertha Hosler; Timothy P. Cam
field to Cora S. Clapper; Gilbert
Davis to Julia Kemper.
MIR. Ed Downey, of Chicago,
while escorting his wife from their
residence to the depot prior to his
wife's departure for this city, met
with very serious accident. In
alighting from a cable car, stepped
i'm front and was struck by an ap-
preaching car on another track,
being severely injured.
The Natural Gas company has
just completed new well on the
Bowman farm near Sugar Grove.
twill he connected with the Lo-
gan and State farm lines immedi-
ately, sD thateither we'll will supply
both places. Gas, however, will be
used from both wells in supplying
Logan and the school. The Bow
man we'll has capacity of 5000, 900
cubic feet, daily, and has the enor-
nous rock pressure of $50 lbs to the
square inch. This arrangement in
over gas supply will make it i'm
possible for any mishap at either
we'll to affect us. Logan has plenty
of gas and perfect system of
mains, and Will no doubt have the
gas luxury for years to come.
We take the following problem
In fractions from an exchange: A
in a scuffie seized on ( of a parcel
of marbles; B caught 6 of them out
Of his hand and q laid hold OIL 3. 10
more; d ran off with CT of what A
1ad left and the rest Il afterwards
secured slyly for himself. Then A |
and c jointly fell upon b, who in
;he conflict let fall ] he had, which
we're equally picked up by u and
3; b then kicked down C's hat, the
of which A got i, b 1, d
~ and G and r equal shares of
What was left of that stock; ID then
truck I Of what A and B had last
acquired out of their hands; they
With difficulty recovered 4 Of it in
:qual shares again but the other
hree carried off ] apiece of the
same. Upon this they called a
ruce and agreed that the / left by
\ at first should he equally divided
lmong them. How many marbles
It least, after this distribution, had
ZACH Of the competitors?
"A very handsome little dane.
ng party was given ut the home of
Mss Gould on West Second Street
ast evening by the Young Ladies'
sewing Circle. The guests all look
ID charming. The young ladies
wearing their great-grandmOther's
owns and the gentlemen with
'owdered queues and knee breech-
s. Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Moore rep
esented Mr.. and Lady Washing
on very gracefully assisted the
air hostess in receiving. The
nests from abroad were the Misses
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