The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-04-11

lie and DIR. Chas. Parker.
August Hildebrandt of Hay
denville, has purchased and moved
into the property of Stephen Hart
ley on east second street.
ELMER o. Petit, John Bunz
and John I<leinschmidt, employees
at the Boys Industrial School,
came down to vote last Monday.
The contract was awarded by
the Commissioners last Tuesday to
Wolf Bros. for putting in the abut-
ment for the bridge at Young's
ford.
AS usual, the most of the Pro-
hibition voters in the wards last
Monday went with the Republi-
cans, and forsook their own candi-
dates.
The following are the marriage
licenses granted this week: Charl-
es j. Schempp, Laura Bartlett;
William II. Buoy, Rebecca a. An
thony.
Mrs. Eli Pleukherp living
about five miles southwest of Lo-
gan, died Wednesday evening of
consumption. Her funeral takes
place today.
John Notestone and Nelson
Armstrong went out to Perry,
Wednesday, to attend the funeral
of Stephen Welshimer, which took
place on Thursday.
You will be assessed this year on
what you have today. Figure up
what you are worth and deduct $50
from it. The bill to exempt 5000
did not become law.
-Wanted-A man out of work
to take charge of an installment
business in Logan, Ohio. Address,
with reference, The Champion
Shelf Mfg. CO., Springfield, Ohio.
Washington township election
was, Trustee John Hansel, Treas.
James Harden, Assessor Jacob
Nimon, Constable F. w. Conkle,
Justice of the Peace A. w. Mauk.
The average Democratic ma
jority on the Falls township ticket
was 204, and yet some Republicans
say it's no use for the Democrats to
put up ticket for the next cleo
tion.
M. ]. Kienle and DIR. Charles
Parker, who are employed at the
o. p, came down to see old ac-
quaintances last Monday and
while here voted the Democratic
ticket.
Excursion rates to Republican
League meeting of the United
States at Cincinnati o., April 81, to
%, 1891. For full particulars call
on G. w. Schwenke, Ticket Agent,
Logan O.
Stephen Welshimer, an old
an highly respected citizen of Perry
township, died last Monday morn
ing of la grippe. His death causes
a vacancy in the office of trustee of
the township
David Dennis Of Benton town
ship has been adjudged insane. He
was dangerous to be at large threat
ening to kill members Of his family.
This fills the quota Of this county
at the Athens Asylum.
Charles Woodland of Starr
township, who was some time ago
committed to the Athens Asylum,
deliberately left that place some
days ago, and is "piking" around
again in Starr township.
Ed Ricketts, r, and J. II. Stump,
d., were elected Justices in Perry
township, Assessors-Perry pre-
cinct, Sam. Fast r.; Laurelville, J.
j. Stump, d.; Clerk, j. n. Cave, r.;
Treasurer, Henry Wagner, d.
DIR. B. d. Elder recently sold
his farm of 800 acres lying four
miles south of Jacksonville, at 500
an acre. 1t was the biggest indi-
vidual land deal in the county for
several years.-Athens Herald.
DIR. Heard, well known
chronic disease physician of Cir
cleville, is now at the Rempel
House, for three months, for the
benefit of patients unable to visit
him at his home. See references
elsewhere.
1t does not look as if those
Democrats who voted for Republi-
cans last Monday have made mat
ters better therby. The defeated
Democrats were just as competent
in every way as the men who de-
feated them.
Now that there has been an
election, the council is immediate