The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-07-26

been obtained.
Don't be discouraged abou,
that eczema till you have given
| Ayers Sarsaparilla a persistent
trial. Six bottles of this medicine
cured tho complaint of George s
Thomas, of Ada, Ohio, when all
other remedies faild to afford any
relief.
John James is agent for pat
ent oil can which works both ways
BY one movement the oil is run
through a siphon into the lamp,
and if you want to get the oil out
OF the lamp or fill the can, you
simply reverse the action of the
siphon.
The evils resulting from habit
ual costiveness are many and SER
ious; but the use of harsh, drastic
purgatives is quite as dangerous.
In Ayers Pills, however, the pa
tient has mild but effective aperi-
ent, superior to all Others, especial
ly for family use.
Some weeks ago Darius White
on earnest solicitation invested SOC
in a drawing for fine gold watch
at New Straitsville. He invested
reluctantly, but requested the
party soliciting to send in the
watch. Sure enough it came one
day last week and Darius was
pleased.
The house of Aaron Hanes-
worth in Washington township
was burned Saturday night about
8 o'clock. Every thing was lost
except a few articles of clothing
and dishes. The fire is said to
have originated from defective
fiue. Insurance $500 which about
covers the loss.
Advertised Letters, July 26,
1890. Frank Byers, Zoe Donley,
A. II. Norris, Maggie Walker, Mrs.
Eliza Mitchael, Sarah E. Lawrence
Mrs. Kessiah Tannahill (3), Noah
Lutz, Matte Fitzgerld, b. w.
Frampton (2), Thos M. Knapp, Mrs.
Josie Hall, William Jinkeson.
+. S. PURsELL, P. M.
The Athens Herald of "a, inst.
gives list of the fines imposed by
the Mayor of that place during one
week, aggregating $2l5.OO not in
cluding costs. $4,000 of this
amount was for drunkenness, Ida
Smith having expended the other
$2h in "cussin." Yet this is Athens
the Hub of our moral universe.
The Motherwell Iron & Steel
Co, have put in II fine iron eros
sing at the Hay Scales. 1t is an
excellent piece of workmanship,
and the town Council, if they ever
meet to do any thing, should put
these iron bridges at all the eros
sings i'm town. 1t would save in
the long, run as the wooden ones
have to be renewed about once
year.
The old saw, "Go from home to
find news" is proved by the follow
ing from the Macarthur Dem. Eng.
of this week: "The Nelsonville
and the Logan tailors are to be
matched against each other in a
game of base ball. If the old saw
is true that "nine tailors make one
man." only two men and an UNI
pire will be in the game. We are
ready to wager our scissors on
Logan without knowing who will
act as umpire
The following are the marriage
licenses: Charles Dupler and Anna
Disbennet, Alfred Sholl and Mar
CART Martin, Ellsworth Goodwin
and Mary Shaw, VIM Skiver and
Mrs. Sarah Rose, Henry Applegate
and Fannie Smith, August Hilder-
brandt and Caroline Blum, Nath-
aniel Potter and Ella Accord, AL
bert Johnston and Jennie Thomp-
son, VIM Thompson and Elvira
Wolf, Robert Campbell and Cert
rude SINNERS, Edward Lewis and
Clara Il. Thompson.
On last Sunday Albert Woods
who is in the Jail charged with
burglarizing Capt. Bowen's house,
said he could show where the
goods were concealed by his as
,ociate near the Falls Mill, if he
we're taken out. Accordingly he
was taken out by Marshal Deish-
ley and Deputy Sheriff Davey, and
he pointed out where the goods had
been concealed. They found the
articles and pair of kid
gloves, new hat belonging to
Harry Ambrose, and valuable
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