The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-01-01
THEART LOAN
Interest Increasing. Relics and
Curios Being Looked UP
FEBRUARY 2ND OPENING DAY

Some Things That Would lie of Interest.
Come and Jcin In the Exhibition.
1t is proposed to hold in our city q
Loan Exhibition, beginning the first
Tuesday in February.
Preliminary arrangements have all
ready been made and it is now desired
to awake tho attention of the people
to, and their interest in this enter
prise.
Any one who has even had the op-
portunity Of attending such an exhi-
bition knows the profit it was to him
and must have an incentive in that
profit to lead him to desire the sue
cess Of similar exhibition in our
own midst. The ends sought are
pleasure and instruction. The mem
ories Of the past are to be revived
and the achievements Of the present
exhibited.
We want to see the old flint lock, &,
and the old spinning wheel of grand
fathers day; the curios that lie in Sc
cret drawers in our homes, the artis-
tic in painting and needle work and
the wonders gathered from the fields
of Natural history.
The schools of the city, and of the
country, will have an opportunity to
exhibit the work Of the pupils, and
manufacturers to place before the
public specimens oftheir work.
Such an enterprise any one and all
may have an interest in, the child as
well as the adult. The children may
be contributors, as well as attendants
and observers. The farmers may ex-
hibit the products of their farms or
varieties of woods; or any relics; or
curiosities which they may have in
their possession.
Let it be understood that the Loan
Exhibition is to be an institution of
Hooking county and of Logan, q
school in which what is seen by the
eye will arouse the thought and evoke
profitable conversation. The making
of money beyond what may be need
ful to meet the meagre incidental ex-
is not designed, and hence a
merely nominal admission fee will be
charged.
The committee urge upon the peo-
pie to take a search through the gar
ret, or lumber room or the hooks of
cupboards and closets and drawers
and trunks and bring out the curios
and interesting articles long hidden
away.
You will find something that will
awaken pleasant memories in your
self and in others, and which seen in
5he light of today, will be enhanced |
n value.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
At meeting OF the executive com
nittee, Wednesday evening, the fol-
owing and additional committees
we're appointed.
Committee on Printing-A. V.
Crawford, Rev. T. A. Powers, and
Charles Monroe.
E, M. Martin to look up show
Eases.
Rev. D. R. Moore, on Natural his
jory and Archaeology, with power
20 select additional members.
To Select Relics-Wm. Brashears,
Dr.. G., w. Beery, R. B. Tucker, Capt.
Huls, B. G. Rcber, G. G. Gage, John
Daugherty, Enoch G.. Martin, Albert
NJ. Brown, Chas. w. Everts, George
Dill, South Bloomingville; Dan Davis,
Haines P. o.; r. H. Dresbach,
Haines p. o.; Walter Bates, Coal
fate; DR.. G. w. Crawford, Jobs;
Rev. G. w. Fisher, Swan township;
Homer Bay, A. L. O'Neill, Lew Wolf,
Frank S. Martin.
The committee adjourned to meet
1t Sentinel office, Monday evening,
January 4th.
All interested are invited to at
end.
Those desirous OF contributing
or desiring information con-
erning the enterprise are advised to
inquire of the persons above named,
II any OF the members of the execu-
i've committee.
Married in the County Jail.