The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-11-09
p. M. Floyd was reelected j.
p. of Perry township.

p. OF Ferry township.
The returns show that Town
send was the "chippie."
Townsend did not want any
debate. 1t was all bluff.
e. G. Martin was elected J. p,
in Washington township.
--Lowry's majority is about 1900.
Verify, he isno "Chippie."
{. John Downy came down from
Columbus Thursday on a visit.
Mrs. F. G. Rochester has re-
turned from her visit to Cincinnati.
Andy Crawford, Will Gaffney
and Lloyd Myers came home to
vote, but their votes were lost.
VIII Guthrie, who has been
laid up with rheumatism, has re-
covered was to get about.
Mrs. DIR. Mansfield is in Fair
field County attending her mother
who has had a relapse in her sick
ness.
"A man named John Philips
was locked up in Jail for shooting
into train one day this week near
Brashears.
Noah Beougher killed deer
near Millville last Wednesday, w.
H. Turner and A. H Brooke
bought 1t for $1,000.
We publish an abstract of the
vote of Hooking County last Tues
day. The table has been compar-
ed with the returns to the Clerk
of the Court, and is correct. e
Joe McCullom, former barb
er of this place, was sent to the 0.
P. from Hamilton County few
days ago, for seven years, under the
name of McGinnis for cutting with
intent to kill.
Music in the air! Don't fail to
see the parade tonight. Excur-
sion on all railroads. Two thou
sand campbells in line.
q. G. GAGE,
Grand Marshal.
John Mccarthy a conductor Of
Columbus was badly hurt in col
lision and smash-up of freight cars
at the Logan Depot early last Sun
day morning. DR.. Campbell gave
him the necessary surgical assist
ance.
The ladies of the Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies, will
give a Pie Social at the residence
of Rev. J. F. Williams on Orchard
Street, next Wednesday evening.
Admission Zoe All are cordially
invited.
"A man named James Town
send employed on saw-miiI two
and 4, half miles west of Nelson
vile fell on the saw last Wednes-
day and was badly mangled. He
was living at last accounts, but
with little prospect of recovery.
Frank Warrick, a colored
young man, and Dave Logsden
broke into RempePs Bazaar Tues
day night about IL o'clock and
stole several revolvers and about
$500 from the drawer. They were
brought before the Mayor and re-
cognized to appear at Court in the
sum of $4,000 and committed to
jail in default of bail.
Several officials of the c. III. V.
4 T. Ry., resigned last week, Geo.
r. Carr, Gen. Supt. Booth and
Seymour, Division Supts., and
Gard, Supt. of telegraph, Chas H.
has been appointed Gen.
MFR. n. WAS form
erly passenger agent of the G. H.
& d. and more recently connected
with the Pullman Palace Car Co.
Excursion to Chicago on ac-
count of American Fat Stock Show
via the G. H. v. & T. Ry. and
and Atlantic Ry's. Tick
cts will be good going on Nov. ID,
and good returning on regular
trains until Nov. 1s, in
elusive. Round trip rate from
Logan only $7.0O. Returning trains
will leave Chicago c. & A. depot
l0:l5 a. m. and 7:20 q. m.
The folio wing indictments
were found by the late Grand Jury
as far ms could be obtained:
Chas Fields, indecent exposure
of person.
Albert Davis, cutting with in
.ent 70 kill and wound.
Samuel Leaman, VIM Aivis and
Charles Carter, burglary and lar
,eny.
Lewis Peddycourt, stabbing with
intent to wound.