The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-01-25

was destroyed by fire. Loss 81, 500
Origin of fire unknown.
February 4th., is the day set
for the election of successors 10
Representative Lawlor of Franklin
County and Senator Ashburn Of the
Brown-Clermont district.
--Thos Jenkins, of Smock & Jen-
kins has sold his interest in the
grocery store to Mr.. Stout, a teach
er, and will go to Tennessee where
he has secured a good position.
WIN. p. Price is chairman of
the House committee, on Geology,
Mines and Mining, and is a memb-
er of the Committee on charaitable
institutions and several other COM
mittees.
james Moore, of Starr, and
guard at the o. p. spent several
days at home recently on leave of
absence. He will soon come to
stay. The Democrats propose to
have the Offices.
The Agricultural society of
Fairfield County, apportion their
members SO as to give all the town.
ships proper representation on the
Board. Our Society might learn
something from this fact and pro-
At thereby in their election to-day.
John Jacob Keller, son of John
Keller, on SCOTS Creek has been
appointed superintendent of the
Infirmary. Mr.. Keller is an active
industrious young man, and
sterling Democrat, and we think
the Directors have done well in Sc
curing him.
Natural gas exploded at Pitts
b<irga last Wednesday morning,
killing John Slip and injuring
eight others, two of whom may die.
The explosion was caused by q
leak in the cellar. Mrs Ringer
went into the cellar with IL lighted
candle which ignited the gas and
caused the explosion which shook
all the buildings in the vicinity
and lifted the house and tore it to
pieces.
John Stuller, boy about thirt-
cen years old was brought into the
Probate Judge one day last week
by Jesse Cain, on charge ofhouse
breaking and Stealing loaf of
bread. The boy WAS put in custody |
of Sheriff Wright till an affidavit
could be filed and Il warrant OBJ
No one seemed to care to
make an affidavit, and the Sheriff
after waiting Il reasonable time,
released the boy.
Last Saturday morning Miss
Andrews, n lady who has
resided in the family of Jesse Col
lins for As years or more, was do
ing something about the fire place
In her room, when her apron and
caught fire, and before re-
lief could be had, she was so badly
burned that death resulted on Sun
lay. Her funeral took place from
,he residence of Mr.. Collins on
afternoon. Her age was
about s3years.
Frank JAIME es, well known to
he people of this county, died sud-
lenly on Wednesday evening of
about o O'clock. He
lad been suffering with "la grippe"
since Saturday, but was not con-
Iidered i'm dangerous condition
md ate his supper as usual on the
of his death. Frank WAS
me of our best and most esteemed
.itizens, and all who knew him, re-
him pleasantly, and
will regret to hear of his death.
The funeral will take place this
lfternOOn- under the auspices OF (
# the Masonic Order. a A,
F. Harrington the druggist, we
|esire to inform the public, that he
8 agent for the most successful
that has yet been pro-
|uced for coughs, colds and Group. !
{ will loosen and relieve Il severe ]
old in less time than any other )
reatlnent. The article referred to I
} Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I
t Is u medicine that has won fame
nd popularity on its merits and 7
ne that can always be depended '
pom. 1t is the only known remedy L
nat will prevent Group. 1t must
e tried to be appreciated. 1t is t
ut up in so cent and 81 bottles.
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Married.