The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-02-21

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Office at Nelsonville.
The New Lexington Tribune
says Speaker Hysell has bought
the Paulding county Democrat and
will embark in the newspaper bus
mess.
There has not been much busi-
ness transacted in court this week,
owing largely to the floods which
prevented people from getting to
town.
%. w. Ii. Wright on last We'd
nesday was re-appointed by Gov.
Campbell, trustee of the Boys In
dustrial school, for IL term of five
years.
Athens people are petitioning
the Legislature to pass an act to
enable them to improve their town
in different ways to the extent Of
100000.
Married, Feb. IS, 1891, at the
residence of VIM. Courson in Lo-
gan, by G.. w. Brehm, ]. p., Mr..
Charles Kimble and Miss Maggie
Dawson.
ID. f. Harsh will be candi.
date for Assessor of Falls precinct
subject to the Democratic primary
to be held this spring.
"A. j. Burgess, of Gore will be a
candidate for denomination to the
office Of Trustee of Falls township
subject to the Democratic primary
to be held this spring.
Howard Walls jolly Laugh
makers; at the Opera House. One
night, Feb. 26; in our Country Cous-
in. Uniformed band parade at
l :30-Concert in the evening.
Mrs. Mary Noris and Mrs.
Sarah Juergensmier went to Creo-
la Wednesday evening to attend
the funeral of their uncle, Mr.. Ros-
ser, which took place Thursday.
-Five-hundred beautiful ladies
wanted to go and see the Jolly
Laughmakers. n. B.-We would
advertise for homely ladies but we
know there are none in this city.
Mrs. Arthur English of Omaha,
Neb, and who has heen visiting
her brothers, j. M. and j. G. Parker
in Nelsonville, will spend week
or ten days here before returning
home.
Judge Bright has been APP
pointed administrators of the estate
of David a. Miller, an inventory
and appraisement of the drug store
Of Miller & Case will be taken
next week.
The yard and track facilities of
the c., II. V. & IT. are being greatly
enlarged at Nelsonville, and q
large force of men are employed.
The estimated cost is to be $4,000
Athens Messenger.
A young man Of Perry township
named Robert Chambers, was found
insane in the Probate court and
committed to the Athens Asylum
last Monday, being conveyed there
by deputy Sheriff Davey.
DR.. F. IT. Brehm of Logan, has
located here. He comes highly
recommended as physician and
surgeon, and should receive lib
eral share Of our patronage.-Jobs,
CO., cor. NeLSonviIe Register.
The dollar social at DIR. Dave
Little's on Thursday evening was
an interesting and successful occa-
sion: $42.25 was taken in, in dollars,
and $19.55 for supper to he applied
on the building fund of the Presby-
terian church.
To the question, Which is your
favorite poem? there may be a
great variety of answers; but when
asked, Which is your favorite blood
purifier there can be only one re-
ply-Ayer's Sarsaparilla, because
it is the purest, safest, and most e.
economical.
Mad. LaFollett and Jack Clamp
were bound over to court last week
for malicious destruction of prop
erty at Jobs, breaking stoves,
chairs, windows, mirrors etc. La.
Follett gave bond, but Clamp fail
ing to give bond was committed to
Jail here to await the next grand
jury.
Sam Polling, who has been a
tramp in this and adjoining coun-
ties for the last fifty years, more or
less, and who has evidently been a
tramp longer than anybody else in
the United States, was brought be-
fore Judge Acker few days ago
on complaint of insanity. The