The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-02

0ho iNWCIty ISSiuCO duu W0o q
popular teacher and an excellent
lady.
"--Oh, IL had only taken this
medicine earlier In life, what years
of suffering 1t would have saved
mew was the touching exclama.
tion of one who had been cured OF
rheumatism by the use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Scores of such cases
are on record.
That distention of the stomach
which many people feel after eat
ing, may be due to improper mas
tication of the food; but, in most
cases, it indicates weakness of
the digestive organs, the best
remedy for which is one of Ayers
Pills, to be taken after dinner.
WIN Hawkey, who it will be
remembered was sent to the Pen
a few years ago, has served out his
time and has been released. He
applied for marriage license and
made oath, on the statement of the
girls mother,that the girl was over
18, when in fact she was only 10.
g. g. Gage, Steam, Coal & Hot
Water wrestler of the Athens Asy-
lum was here Wednesday. After
secret session with the leading
Democrats of the county, every
thing at this end of line was found
to be in a prosperous condition.
He left Wednesday evening on the
first coal train.
The Records of the Probate
Court show that for the year end
ing March 81, 1890, there were 615
births in Hooking County, 329
males and 2s6 females; 2l7 deaths
SO males and 119 females; 210 mar
riages; 81 estates administered up
on; 20 letters of Administratio is
sued; 8 Wills probated; 10 letters
guardianship; person sent to the
Reform Farm; z to the Asylum
and ~ persons naturalized.
Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Logan, O., July so, 1890.
Persons calling for the same will
please say advertised: VIM H.
Jones, VIM Jones, Ida Nihizer,
Missouri E. Lance, Jennie Carr,
Mrs. Eve Conner, +. E. Kitchen,
Henrie Swebstant, Jennie May
wood, Mary G. Murphy, Patrick
Jennie Blackburn, Philip
Bachus.
F. 8. PURsELL, P. M.
The School Board have adopt
ed plans and decided to build an.
other school house near the pres
ent school on the hill. We think
the Board has erred in choosing
location and that in few years
every body will concede the fact
that the additional buildings
should have been erected at suit
able points down in town. Before
work Is commenced the Board
should reconsider and put the
down in town.
"A magnificent surprise party,
perhaps the largest ever had in
he county, was got up on Jerry
Carpenter, by his wife last Satur-
lay evening, the occasion being
his Goth birthday. About l4O per-
IONS were present 25 or 80 ofwhom
we're from Logan. A most bount-
'ous supper was served to all the
quests. v. G. Lowry called the
.rowd to order making some very |
appropriate remarks, whereupon
}. w. III. Wright addressed Mr..
and presented him on
'ehalf of his many friends a splen-
lid pair of gold spectacles. Every
'ody appeared happy and content
ID and left with best wishes for Mr..
and his family.
AT the wedding of Mr.. August
and Miss Caroline
Blum last Thursday, the following
3 a list OF presents received: Mr..
nd Mrs. Blum, a bed spread; Mr..
nd Mrs. Hilderbrandt, q large
amp; Mr.. and Mrs. Kreitz, fruit
ish; A. Blum and wife, table,
10th; 8. Blum and wife, a cake
tand; Miss Augusta Loomis, a
,all banner; Miss Maud Loomis, a
brow; Miss Rebecca Robinson, a
liver butter-knife and sugar
poOn; E. P. Kreider, pair of
owels; Samuel Blum, one dozen
apkins; Mr.. and Mrs. George
liller, a table-cloth; Mrs. Lizzie
'oomis, a glass cake dish; Mr.. and
Irs. John Rish, a sugar bowl;
Ir. and Mrs. George Gordon, a set
glasses.