The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-05-30

C6OuS nllll Ill Cllui &c VI bHO uhuOi-
taking department.
Senator Lowry's case in the
Supreme Courto of Ohio, to set aside
the illegal apportionment of Sena-
torial Districts, was heard last
week and decision may be OBJ
tanned in few days.
The dulcet sound of the horse
fiddle with tin-pan accompaniment,
broke on the ears of the west end
citizens last night, as the youth of
this place in mastery way SER
anaded Ed Wellman and wife.
I'm the competitive examina-
ton for the cadetship at West
Point, Allen Fink of Thornville,
Perry county, carried off the hon
ors. His average grades were 80.
The next highest was G. G. McCor-
mick of Wellston, whose average
was $50. We will publish the test
questions next week.
In the case of Joshua Mitchell
VS.. G.. q H. & L. G. Company, tried
last week, the defendant moved to
take the case, from the jury VIXEN
the plaintiffs evidence was all in,
which the court over-ruled. The
defendant refused to introduce any
testimony, and the jury awarded a
verdict of $500 to the plaintiff.
There are fifteen in the gradu-
ating class of the High School, viz:
Justine Stiers, Gertrude Tracy,
Christine Frasch, Lucy Krieg,
Belle Crawford, Anna White,
Kate Doyle, Mamie Strentz, Kate
Tritsch, Mamie Wellman, Josie
Davenport, Kate Roller, Walter
Risley, Homer Hansen and John
Moore.
james Montgomery, who has
been with the Logan Manufacture
ing Company fora number of years
has been placed in charge of the
undertaking department. Mr..
Montgomery has had considerable
experience in undertaking and
will no doubt conduct this depart
ment to the entire satisfaction of
the public.
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Minnie Allen wishes to inform
the citizens of Logan and vicinity,
that she will be at home frOm May
%, until January 1892. She solic-
it's the patronage of those wishing
instruction on the piano, organ
and violin. Terms reasonable.
She will be found at home, one
door south of DR.. Raney's residence,
East Main Street.
-Married-By Rev. T. j. !Cady,
May, 27, Mr.. Ed S. Wellman and
Miss Augusta M. Fox. The hearty,
well-fed printers of the DEMOCRAT
were regaled with bountiful sup
ply of the elegant cake served on
the occasion, and all unite with US
in wishing the new couple all the
happiness possible to human beings
all along their journey of life.
One Dollar to Columbus and
return, Sunday, May, 3lst. The
G. II. V. & 7. Ry., will sell excur-
sion tickets at the extremely low
rate of $1.OO for round trip, on ac-
count of laying corner stone of Mt
Carmel Catholic Hospital. There
will also be a game of baseball be.
tween Boston and Columbus. Tick.
cts good going and returning only
on regular trains.
There were 81 applicants eX
amined here last Wednesday and
Thursday for the cadetship of West
Point Military Academy. The eX
animation was held in the court
room by John Ferguson of New
Lexington, DR.. Goss of Lancaster
and Prof. Hogan of Wellston
There were three applicants f on
Hooking county; Rudolph Schwarz
Walter Risley and Harry Ambrose
The following are the marriage
licenses since May l6, 1891. Geo
d. Emrick, Clara Hite; James e
Campbell, Matte Seesholtz; viii
p. Shaw, Jessie Inboden; Harry L
Patterson, Minnie Ruble; William
Lyman, Wilhelmina e. Courier
Joseph w. PUNK, Kate M. Krieder
Melvin Dennis, Josie Black; Ma
than Star, Ella Clark; John S. Mil
Ter, Sarah A. Funk; Charles w
Schrader, Mrs. Annie Schrader
William O'Connell, Cora Stact
Andrew P. Polling; Zelda A. Woltz
Edward S. Wellman, Augusta M
Fox; Jackson w. Green, Emma
Mccarthy; Frank Shaw, Amandi
Chesher; Alonzo B. Davis, Maud L
: Vahhorn.
- Mrs. Christena Mill died las
Sunday morning after a brief i'll