The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-07-21

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Merritt had many freinds in this
place who will be grieved by news
of her early death.
Commencing July 10th, and
until August 9Th, the
g. III. v. & r. Ry., will sell round
trip excursion tickets from all
stations to Lancaster Camp
Grounds at rate of two cents per
mile each direction and check
usual allowance of baggage. Tick
cts will be good returning until
August 10th.
Bodily health and vigor may
be maintained as easily in the heat
of summer, as in the winter
months, if the blood is purified and
vitalized with Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Every person who has used this
remedy has been greatly benefited.
Take it this month.
The Misses Kate Weitzell,
Name Blasius, Nettie Blasius,
Dora Hansen, Jessie Cline and Flo
Culver accompanied by Merit
Smith, Will Gould, Gus Culver,
John Harrington, Gus Smith and
Arch Kreig went to Cedar Falls on
Tuesday last.
Don't fail to read the notice of a
cheap excursion to Detroit AMI
Michigan, which appears elsewhere
in this issue. No doubt many of
our citizens will take advantage OF
the opportunity visit the lake and
enjoy the cool and bracing atmos-
phere of the north. The rate eX.
ceedingly low, and the tickets are
good returning for A days.
Sanford Brownlee was arrest
ed on July 10, on the charge of vio-
lating the game law by killing
woodcock, and fined S25 and costs
amounting to $27, which was paid
Sanford is usually strict adher-
ant of the game law, but having in
his possession an old copy of laws
which have recently been revised
he unknowingly violated the same
The number of marriages in
this county for the year ending
March 3ist 1888, was, 222, births
males 296, females 252, deaths
males 100, females, ss, naturaliza
tions IL, sent to Asylums, 6. Letters
of guardianship 81. No. of persons
included Al. Letters of Administra
tion 20. Letters Testamentary
Wills Probated IA.
One of the most brilliant "bell
ings" ever given Il newly married
couple in this city, WAS given OF
Thursday evening last to Mr.. ans
Mrs. James Smith. In addition tr
the usual noise was IL beautiful dis
play of fire works which fully
equaled Il fourth of July celebra
ton. Jim came out and saw TIL,
boys and every body was happy.
The following marriage
licences were granted since July ]
Isiah Spencer and Abbie Lanning
John Dunfee and Amelia Hunter
Gotlieb Halber and Emile Clark
j. w. G.. Seesholtz and Minnie A
Paxton, John Beck and Nancy
Mowery, Henry Dawn and Jo
hanna Hildebrand, Lewis r. Bnbl'
and Clara A. Brehm, Chas f. Rus
stle and Annie e. Harderd, Jacol
Hansel and Ida b. Ingmire.
On Sunday July %, the G. II
v. g. Z. Ry. will run another popu
lar low rate excursion to Cheshire
Camp Meeting from Athens, Muir
ray city, Straitsville, Logan and in
termediate stations, as well as from
all points on river division south o
Logan at extremely low rates. Th'
meeting will be held in Watson'
grove near Cheshire and will b
conducted under the auspices o
the A. M. Il. Churches of Gallipoli
and Middleport. Jubilee singing
by the choirs from Middlepoit ant
Gallipolis will be great feature o
the occasion. Rates, time of trail
etc., will be same as for excursion
of the 10th. See small bills TO
other particulars.
III. j. FALKENBACH.
Edward Thomas, son Of Reub
en Thomas, of Tarlton, met wit
a sad mishap Saturday afternoon
He was employed by a farmer nea
Westfall, and started out througl
u pasture to put a bride on
young horse which he intended
riding to this city. The hors
would not stand until he could ad
just the bride, and the young MAJ
unwisely struck him with broom
ctick which ha ia rriod in his hapC