The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-09


ped up to the polls and voted.
The Ladies Society of the
Luthern Trinity church will have
a Strawberry and Ice Cream festi-
val at the residence of Mrs. Adam
Lutz next Wednesday, June 13th.
"A Massachusetts town finds it.
self in novel situation says the
New York Witness. Its treasurer
|has resigned after serving twelve
years, and has left in the treasury
$500 900 that he cannot account for.
--Parlor Cars on all Express
trains of the g. H. V. & T. Ry. be-
tween Columbus and Toledo and
Columbus and Athens. Purchase
tickets via this popular line to To-
ledo and Detroit.
Emma Rosana, little daughter
Of August Hildebrand, died last
Sunday. The funeral services
we're held at st. Johns Lutheran
church near Enterprise Tuesday
by Rev. Spurrier.
MONDAY evening Sam Me-
Ka7ght a saloon keeper at Buch tel /,
O, was shot in the right arm by
Frank Neikirk, whom he attemps-
ed to put out of his saloon. Neik-
irk claims self defense.
oliver Woods, aged twenty
four, a son of Harvey Woods who
lives few miles east of Logan
died suddenly of heart disease last
Saturday morning. The remains
were inferred in Green Tp. ceme-
terry. W.
The venerable Jacob Keller, of
Logan, spent Sunday with his son,
Jacob Keller, Jr., near. this city.
There we're fodr genera ationpresent,
viz: father, son, grandchildren and
great grand children Lancaster
Eagle.
The officials of the Union Bank
last Tuesday, paid all the desposi-
tors in full with Ne exception of
Col. Rempel, who only received a
part of the amount due him, but
good security was furnished for the
balance.
Through Pullman sleepers
4 from Columbus to Chicago via the
Buckeye Route. Berths reserved
on application to Agents, G. HI. v.
& T. Ry. Trains leave Columbus
at $3.50 P. NJ. daily, arrive Chicago
1925 A. NJ. daily.
Mrs. T. s. Hawkins, Chattano.
oga, says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
my life. consider it the best rem
edy for a debiliated system ever
used" For Dyspepsia, Liver or
Kidney trouble 1t excels. Price rs
cents. Sold by Miller & Case.
Last Sunday evening Mr.. Ed
Rochester and Miss Ella Fox were
quietly married by Rev. Powers, at
the st. Johns parsonage. The
DEMOCRAT force was kindly reme-
mbered in the way of sweet meats
and we extend our congratula tions
to the happy couple, and wish them
in after years a life az pleasant and
smoothe as in the beginning.
Gov. Mckinley upon an appeal
for aid from the Sheriff of Guern.
sey county, sent 1900 troops to
Cambridge early Thursday morn.
ing to suppress the riotious acts OF
striking miners and preserve the
public peace. The large body O1
troops was too much for the miners
to successfully compete with, and
at present, trains are running and
; everything is quiet.
4 "A special election was held
Thursday by the voters of Logan
to determine whether the bonds
men Of the City Treasurer should
he released from Ret payment Of
nearly $l400, the amount on depos-
it in the Peoples Bank at the time
of its failure. 584 votes were cas-,
and the measure was defeated by
148 votes and the bondemen will
} be compelled to make good the
: amount.
Marriage Licenses .-Charlei
Cheshire, Lulu M. Evans; John r
Wilkins, Caroline Johnston; DAME
swalbaugh, Matilda Lasure; Alber,
V. Keplar, Ella M. SmeltEef; Ceci
+ Johnston, Ella Armstrong; Charles
E. Larimer, Idella M. PUNK; Hen
ry Polling, Mary M. Peterson; Ed
, H. Rochester, Ella M. Fox; Georg.
w. Slisher, Rossie Miller; Johr
, Morgan, Nellie g. Ranck; James
, r. Glass, Susan s. Huston.
The Special Grand Jury met or
!, Friday last to investigate the cast
of the State vs.. Thomas Lafferty
for the killing Of Glenroy Payne, 9
: colored man, recently at New