The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-04-02

Vote q solid Democratic ticket
Don't fail to read our locals
this week.
Vote the entire Democratic
township ticket.
R. w. Keynes was at Column
bus, on Wednesday.
"A united and solid Democracy
next Monday will win.
Mark every name you vote for
at the city election Monday.
Monday is election day. Vote
the Democratic ticket everywhere.
Lancaster and return, so cents,
evening of April 4th, Nye and Bur-
bank.
-Born--to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Ray, at Haydenville, on March %,
"a son.
-Nye and Burbank lecture, at
Lancaster, April 4th. Only so cts,
round trip.
Place your X mark before
every name on the Village Demo-
cratic ticket.
Judge Huffman held court q
short time Monday, and adjourned
till April 18th.
Vote for the Democratic can
didates in each Ward for Council
and Assessor.
-Married-by G. w. Brehm, j.
p, March 26, 1892, John A. Sawyer
and Amanda e. oakley.
Mrs. David Hand died sudden
ly Wednesday evening, while out
on the street on an errand.
Go to the election Monday and
vote the whole Democratic ticket.
Do not run the risk of failing to
vote.
-Lost-Bunch of keys between
III. c. Smiths store and Tipton's.
Please leave at this Office and get
reward.
Special train to return you
after lecture, Nye and Burbank at
Lancaster, April 4th, so cents, the
round trip.
Vote the whole Democratic
ticket and in the city election mark
every nam. on the Democratic
ticket with anx.
20. w. II. Wright is at McArth-
ur this week, assisting in the pros
ecution of Woolweaver, for the
murder of Frank Leamon.
"A. II. Wilson WAS over at
Roseville two or three days this
week engaged in making a survey
of q railroad bed made by l.. D.
Tucker.
"A fire broke out in Maynard
Ponds house Wednesday forenoon
and did considerable damage before
it was checked. The loss is prob
ably $3.50 or more.
III. w. Giesecke, of Hayden
vile, will he candidate for Clerk
of Green Ownship, at the election
next Monday. He is a man we'll
qualified for the place.
Mrs. Henry Jurgensmeier and
her niece Miss Maggie McCune, at
tended the closing of F. w. Dolli-
sons school of Nickel Plate, and
were very we'll pleased with the
entertainment.
-Nye and Burbank at Lancas-
ter, April, 4th. The G. H. V. & It.
Ry., will sell excursion tickets for
regular evening train and return
you on special, same evening. Rate
only so cents, round trip.
--Married--at the residence of
the BRIDES mother in Falls Town
ship, Hooking County, Ohio, March
"a, 1892, by Rev. ]. g. Mclaughlin,
Mr.. John Krinn and Miss Mary E.
RhoadS, both OF Hooking county.
You can vote the straight
"Kangaroo" Democratic ticket by
marking with an x the name of
the ticket. Place the mark in the
square ut the left of the words
democratic ticket" You can also
vote it straight by putting the
mark before each name.
On April 10 1892 Mr.. A. s.Beery
will make public sale at his res
idence in Marion township, of his
personal property, consisting of
three horses, one cow, one 2 year old
Durham bull, lot of young cattle
48 sheep, hay, corn, wagon, buggy,
moving machine, harness, plows,
harrows, and great variety of
farming tools, and many articles OF
household and Kitchen furniture.
"A large number of people from
the Salt Creek Valley attended the
trial of case in the Probate court
Monday and Tuesday of last week
for the abandonment of the turn
pike in that valley. The case was