The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-07-22

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Cheap excursion to Chicago
Sunday July 90. Morning train.
$500 round trip from Logan; tick
cts good for 10 days, account ex-
cursion of Commercial Travellers.
Join the crowd.
The Republican papers just
now are having fit of conniptions
about pensions and are trying to
make political capital out of the
effort of the department to have a
correct pension list.
1T is said that Chas. Foster
owned the bank in which he con-
trolled over S136,O0O. 'His debts
were more than $1,OOO,OOO. His
assests will pay but little more
than the fees and costs.
The hard times we now have
are the result of Republican legis-
lation and administration. These
times would have been or us just
the same if Harrison and a Repub-
lican Congress had been elected.
james Nye, of Ward Town
ship, has been adjusted insane in
the Probate Court and was con-
veyed to Athens Asylum last
Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff
Davey. He ;magines that some-
body is going to kill him.
Married Wednesday morning,
July 10, 1893, by Elder G.. N. Tus-
sing at the home of the bride in
Logan, Elder A g. r. Morgan, of
Texas, and Miss Justine Stiers.
The new couple started Immediate
ly on a trip to the Worlds Fair.
Sheriff Wright advertises for
sale at public auction large
stock of dry goods and groceries at
Jobs, in Ward township, to take
place Aug. 2. Parties desiring
bargains would do well to look aft
er this. See the advertisement.
"A little boy years old named
Johnnie Becker was drowned in
the river at Nelsonville last Thurs
day morning while out bathing
with another hoy. He got beyond
his depth. The other boy saw him
sink twice then got scared and ran
away.
Timothy McGravey, one of
Logan's oldest citizens who has
been living with his daughter in
Jacksonville, died at that place last
Monday morning. His remains
were brought to Logan for inter.
ment Wednesday morning. AS
near as can be ascertained his age
was 81 years. A large number OF
relatives and friends attended
from Jacksonville.
The miners Of the Morris Coal
Co., laid off one day this week be.
cause fireman was discharged
and refused to 20 to work till the
fireman should be reinstated. Nc
Bride telegraphed them they had
no right to strike. Then Morris
telegraphed them that they could
all remain out till he told them tt
return. No one can tell how the
matter will terminate.
John Strong, of North Berne
was afflicted with II severe cancer
in the face. He placed himself
under the treatment of DIR. Raney
of this place, about a month or six
weeks ago and is now almos
cured. DR.. 'Raney has recently
been very successful in severa
other cases that came under hi
care. His method is not severe
but seems to be safe and certain.
The following are the marriage
licenses: Clarence Chapman, LIE
titia r. Galloway; James Conrad
Clara G. Woltz; George p. Work
Fannie e. Bowen; Samuel Pom
Cora Cline; HALLS @. Tucker, Lu
cretia Huls; Ferd Johnson Zeld'
M. Frazier; John w. Ritchason
Clara Dyson; John Sweeney Grac'
Martin; Joseph Roscoe, Irene A
JOY; Oren Patton, Jennie Wolfe
Alex G. r. Morgan, Justine Stiers
Milton Thomas, Anna Darris.
4; The McConnelsville Denaocra
is "out of sighW as a snake liar
Here are couple of specimens
"Jacob Fisher, of York towns hip
last Monday while cutting wheat
; killed thirty snakes, all suppose'
to have been copper-heads.. .J
A. Spencer, of near Hooksburg
heard a commOtiOn among hi
, chickens a few evenings ago au'
} on investigating found larg
black snake coiled around a fin