The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-01-31

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liams at the residence of the BRIDE
father, Logan, Farley Phelps o
Oreville, and Miss Victoria Nutter
of Logan.
Jas. r. Nc Broom, son of M. V
McBroom, who has been living a
Laurel, Iowa, for the past twenty
three years is visiting relativrs il
this county.
Monday next Is Ground Hos
day, and with many people, will
determine the condition of the
weather for the remainder of the
winter season.
Merchants and business mer
should advertise their bargains ir
the dull season. There are always
persons looking after bargains even
in the dull season.
There is no doubt that the en-
gagement of the "Tattoo Mark
Company" at the Opera House
Wednesday, Feb. 4th. will be the
banner night of the season.
WIZ II. White, General Mana.
ger of the Logan Manufacturing
Company, left last Tuesday even
ing ON visit to friends and rela.
sives in Washington d. G.
"A United Brethren Church
was constituted at Kartman's Hall
last Sunday with membership OF
l6. Rev. Dixon will preach every
Sunday at 10 A. M. and Z. P. M.
Hooking County Teachers AS
sociation to be held on Saturday
at the High School. An interest
ing program has been prepared
and 1t Is hoped all teachers will be
present.
"A. P. Russell of the Athens
Journal has severed his connection
with that paper and will enter up
on the practice of law at Wooster.
w. A. Entler will take charge of
the Journal.
w. T. Lewis, late Republican
candidate in this district for Con-
gress, has moved with his family
to Martins Ferry, Belmont coun-
ty, where he will engage in the
practice of law.
The amount the Prince of
Wales ;draws from the Treasury
ofthe British Government, beats q
hundred pensions. In the 40 years
OF his life he has drawn $1O,5OO,
O)O, and is in debt $s,0OO,OOO.
Jesse Tennyhill who had been
suffering a long while, died Tues
day of last week in North Carroll
ma, where he had gone for his
health. His remains were brought
to Logan, the funeral taking place
last Monday.
We notice from bills printed
at this Office that on February 13,
1891, Charles Schurtz at his resi-
dence in Swan township,
Vinton county, will make public
sale of horses, cattle, corn, hay,
household goods etc.
Some years ago j. H. Tucker
sued the @. & III. G. e. /. Co., for
damages to his lands, by slack from
the companys' mines. The case
was hotly contested, and Tucker
got judgment for $500. The case
was taken up to the Supreme court
which confirmed the judgment in
his favor.
BY very ingenious and origi-
nal process, DIR. j. G. Aver & Co., of
Lowell, Mass, are enabled to ex-
tract the essential properties of the
used in the preparation
of their famous "Ayer's Sarsaparil-
la" thus securing a purity and
strength that can be obtained In no
other way.
Walter Tony, son of Ezekiel
Tony, at Carbon Hill was sitting
on nat car on switch, when an
engine backed in and struck the
fiat and knocked him Gfr. He fell
with his arm on the track and the
car run over 1t crushing 1t so it had
to be amputated between the ell
bow and shoulder.
Last Tuesday a terrible ex-
plosion took place in a mine at
YoungwOod, Pa, % miles south east
Of Pittsburgh. One hundred and
ten men were killed and many In
lured. The mine is on fire. An
army Of men are working to stay
the fire and rescue the victions, but
are unable to make much head
way.
Mr.. H. w. G. Malony, Advance
Agent OF the "Tattoo Mark Com
pany," was in town yesterday, bill
Ing the town for his show. AS his