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

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ters and mother to mourn her
loss. Her mind was fixed on heav-
en- and heavenly things.
"A number of Logan citizens
were called to Athens last We'd
nesday as witnesses in the case of
the State of Ohio, VS.. Seville, who
was indicted as principal in the
late prize fight at Nelsonville.
Voting places will be as follows
next Monday: First ward at Miles
Pendegrasts store; second ward,
at @. 2. Montgomery's; third ward,
at Mayors office; fourth ward at
Jas. divers store; Falls precinct,
at the Court House.
A quarterly meeting will be
held by the U. B. church, at Hart
mans Hall today and tomorrow.
Services will be held today at one
and seven p. m, tomorrow at ten
a. m. and at seven p. m. All are
cordially invited to be present.
Are you out of work ? If so,
why don't you start in painting
signs with our patterns? You can
earn So day with ease. No expe-
rience in lettering required. Out
fit $3.50. North Dakota Supply
Co., Forman, North Dakota.
The Democratic Primary for
Falls township last Saturday re-
suited as follows: Trustee A. j.
Burgess; Treasurer N. ]. Weiland;
Constables Robest Davey, and Pat
rick Devine; Assessors Falls Pre-
cinct P. w. Bright, Gore j. II. My
ers.
Falls township Republican
ticket-Trustee, N. w. Starr; Treas
urer, A. G. Upton; Constables, A.
Voris, VIM. Alltop; Assessor, H. C.
Beory. The men named are good
citizens and neighbors, but the
ticket is doomed to defeat. The
people have had enough of the Re-
publican party.
&C. G. Miller of Sandusky lect-
ured Tuesday at the Presbyterian
church on the "Diamonds of Col
conda," under the auspices of the
High School. The attendance was
fair and the lecture good. Mr.. Mil
Ter was the Democratic candidate
for State School Commissioner
two gears ago.
There is no doubt a scheme to
elect Prohibltionist and Repub-
lican with all the Prohibition pro-
clivities and symptoms, as council
men in the fourth ward. The Dem
ocrats over there should stand to-
gether solid and see that no such
plan succeeds. Vote straight
Democratic ticket.
TO the Democrats of the fourth
ward: l decline to accept the NOM
ination for Councilman of the
fourth ward. l desire to thank the
Democrats for their confidence in
giving me the nomination. My work
and business are such that /
do not feel that I can accept the
nomination. HENRY LEHMAN.
There is loud appeal in the
Gazette this week for non-parti-
san council. He says it would i'm
prove the town so much. When
fox got his tail pulled off one time,
he went into the convention of
foxes and advocated that every
fox should have his tail cut off.
Vote the straight Democratic tick
ct.
Here is the vote of the Laurel
township Democratic Primary last
Saturday: Trustee Jacob Myer, 80;
Assessor S. S. Nihizer, 95; Treasur-
er w. G. Peterson, 18; j. &. Krinn,
66; Constables, (2) Jos. Bigham, "a,
r. M. Gordon so, J. l.. Donley 81,
G. l.. Van Curen A; Justices of the
Peace, (2) Thos. Hutchison 40,
Charles Cupp %, w. F. Romel 5S,
S. d. Yantes 26.
John w. Moore of the Hooking
Hub took freak last Monday and
gathered up his printing outfit and
started to Columbus to locate there.
After he had hauled his goods to
the depot, he changed his mind
and said he would not go but would
start up here again and do up the
people and institutions of this town
to the queens taste. He had part
of his things hauled back, but has
not yet definitely located.
The Republicans have put up
a ticket for the city, as follows
Solicitor, John A. Smith; Cemetery
Trustee, A. H. Brooke; Council,
First Ward, VIM. Weitzell; second
ward, Thos. Rochester; third ward,
A. Magoon; fourth ward, John
Tritsch; Assessors, first ward, II. j.