The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-06-07

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Bradshaw, Neb., village oi
about 500 inhabitants, located
about 60 miles west of Lincoln, was
struck by cyclone on last Tues
day night and every house in the
principal part of the town was ut
terly destroyed. Twelve persons
are reported killed and twenty-one
injured.
The vocal organs are strength
ened by the use of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. Clergyman, lawyers,
singers, actors, and public speakers
find this preparation the most eff
fective remedy for irritation and
weakness of the throat and lungs,
and for all affections of the vocal
organs.
Hon. G. G. Miller of Ottawa,
and who was the Democratic can
didate for State School Commits
sioner last fall, will deliver the
address at the Logan High School
commencement. Mr.. Miller is one
of the most prominent educators of
Ohio, and has been recently chos-
en- Superintendent of Schools at
Sandusky ut salary of $500.
The Diamond Speciality Co.,
will be at Rempel's Opera House
next Monday evening. There
will be a Brass Band and funny
Comedians. They have an excel
lent Contortionist, and other spec
ialties. The two celebrated Irish
Comedians, Tifer and O'Della will
appear in rough song and dance
and other characters. General adj
mission 25c. Reserved seats Soc.
For sale at Kessler Bros. A splen-
did street parade at 1880 A. M.
Look out for it.
20. w. II. Wright has been ap-
pointed Special Deputy Grand
Chancellor of the knights of
Pythias, by VIM Beatty, Grand
Chancellor of the State of Ohio.
Mr.. Wright's jurisdiction is Il large
one and includes the Counties of
Fairfield, Perry, Morgan, Hooking,
Vinton and Jackson. The posi-
ton is one of honor and import
ance in the order, and is high
compliment to the recipient and
better selection than o. w. III.
Wright could not be made.
--Ferdie Lutz, aged ~, of Lam
caster, nephew of Mrs. Col.
Rempel died Wednesday morning
of lock-jaw. A week ago he tramp
ed upon small rusty nail which
penetrated the ball of the foot,
but was not considered serious, the
wound healed rapidly, and the boy
continued to go 10 school. On
Tuesday morning he complained
for the first time of shooting pains
in his back and neck. The disease
rapidly developed and the boys |
sufferings were fearful; one con-
vulsion followed another until life
was gone.
The following are the adver-
tised letters, remaining in the Post
Office at Logan, o., June 2, 1890.
Persons calling for the same will
please say advertised: Andrew
Bird, Loa Brown, Jennie Collins,
Rachel Coakley, George Collins,
Willie Disbennitt, Jacob Eby,
Philip Geiger, Anna Gray, II. Hen
kel, Samantha Hazen, Thos Kinney,
Lizzie Mowry, Mary Miller Groom
E. M. Priest, Hester A.
Ruble, M. w. Reich, John Study,
Olivia Stuart, George Ucker, Mrs.
Thos Walsh, Florence WOoley.
F. S. PURsELL, p. M.
The following is the report of
the Treasurer Of the Committee on
Memorial Day;
A. RECEIPTS
Collected by John Strentz, $16.5O
ID. A. Miller, $3.50 (
Total $7l.3O
EXPENDITURES.
3. Harrington, flags, $1.60 [
DEMOCRAT, printing, l.50 {
Miller & Case, flags etc. 2.6O
w. Gage, livery, 200 s
+. Shotwell, livery, 100 I
3. p. Armstrong, livery, 100
Riley Glass, livery, 100
J. Watkins, livery, so I
Logan Band, 1900 I
:. Cook, drum head, 1.25 l
printing, 1.50
Mr.. Brown, pines, so t
len Lemon, team, 1.5O !
R. Kittsmiller, ice, Ito S
Mrs. Brown, board, 20 i
7. Barnes, dray, .25 8
NOm RraddOcl1 draw. 6O n