The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-29

INV oho A"uiSi 1oWuSui DeHi
ocratic Primary last Saturday, tn,
following ticket was nominated
Trustee Samuel Bigham; Clerl
r. II. Dollison; Justice of tn Peac,
j. q. Krinn; Assessor 8. Nihizer.
--WANTED-An Agent in ever,
township in Hooking county I,
canvass for "Stanley in Africa
Thirty days time given. Fol
terms write ]. w. Hess & Co., Ply.
mouth, Ind.
The Logan Council at the last
meeting granted franchise to al
Electric Light Company, said tt
be under control of parties n,
Athens, to have the use of the
streets and alleys for establishing
and putting in Electric Lights.
No medicine has had greater
success in checking consumption
in its early stages, than Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. 1t stops cough,
ing, soUths the throat and lungs,
and induces much-needed repose
Hundreds have testified to the re-
markable virtues of this prepara-
tion.
The following in regard to a
former Logan boy appeared in last
Fridays Enquirer: "Mr. Albert
KRISTEN, connected with Chas.
Mossmyer & Co.'S. drug store, at
Front Street and Broadway, was
the recipient of a testimonial of
honor on Wednesday night, during
the Commencement exercises at
the College of Pharmacy, in recog-
milton of his splendid record of a
student of pharmacy"
Shortly alters o'clock Thurs
day night tornado swept over
the city of Louisville, KY. wreck
ing 200 or 800 houses and killing
hundreds, if not thousands of peo-
pie. The Union Depot was over
turned into the Ohio river, and
train Of cars went over with it. A
rumor says that 1900 people have
been killed. 1t is one of the great
est calamities in recent years.
Marriage licenses in March:
Jacob Reed and Ina M. Dehaven,
John Sheets and Sarah Busby, Syl-
vester Jones and Ida NJ. Bagley,
John Westlake and Lunda b. Dew,
Jasper Allen and Julietta Strawn,
William Steel and Missouri Feath.
erolf, Jasper Watkins and Maud
Sykes, Melville kennard and Liz
zie Kane, Francis Redfern and
Della Floyd, Edward p. Lawrence
and Fannie Belt, Gotlieb Bailey
and Almeda Beougher, Thomas
Edgar and Maggie Lowry, Henry
Nutter and Rebecca Ayers.
AT committee meeting held
in town Thursday
evening, what is called a "citizens
.ickep as follows was made: May
,r Phil Rochester, Marshal, Martin
Miller, Clerk VIM w. Keynes,
Treas w. H. Toole, Street Commits
ioner Oliver Brooke, Cemetery
Trustee w. w. McCray. Council.
men, 1st Ward McManigal, End no
3D. Thomas Braddock
tn no nomination. Assessors, 1st
Ward, no nomination, End Chas
Becker, Sd Port Alexander, 4th
Ohm Grow.
Here it is, and it fills the bill
much better than anything we
ould say: at gives me the
,reatest pleasure to write you in
n regard to Chamberlains Cough
remedy. During the past winter
have sold more of it than any
ther kind, ard have yet to find
ny one, but what was benefited
y taking it. have never had
ny medicine in my store, that
ave such universal satisfa ction."
. M. Roney, Druggist, Geuda
prings, Kansas. so cent bottles
,r sale by
I. HARRINGTON, Logan o.
Last Monday night raid was
lade on citizens of the Black
ack vicinity by some person or
ersons. A horse was taken
om the stable Of Mr.. Krinn,
nd the horse and saddle found a
ay or two later few miles away.
he same night horse was taken
ON John Hagley on Pine Creek,
nd found some distance from {
ome day or two later. Ellis
avis meat house was entered and
le meat stolen, and Phil Geiger's
'rn crib was visited and several
Ishels of corn stolen. The peo-
q of that neighborhood are get
ne indignant and will not submit
~ longer to such depredations !
I'd Outlawry, and some fellows l