The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-03-31

tcuucus Jue rcCeIptS VIII Ue uSeu
to assist soldiers and their families
who are in need.
Mrs. r. s. Hawkins, Chattano.
oga, says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
my life. / consider it the best rem
edy for debiliated system I ever
used" For Dyspepsia, Liver or
Kidney trouble it excels. Price rs
cents. Sold by Miller & Case.
Land seekers excursion to Vir-
ginia, Carolina, Arkansas, Texas,
Tenn, Alabama, Missippi, New
Orleans and points south of Louis
vile and Lexington in Kentucky.
Half fare good for 90 days, April
9th to May sth. Before starting
call on G. w. Schwenke, agent, for
full information.
George Ucker, one of Logan's
prominent,citizens, died suddenly
early Saturday morning, after an
illness of only II few days. The
news of his death was a surprise TO
his many frienps, as his illness was
not considered to be of serious
nature. His funeral occurred from
st. Johns Catholic church on Mon
day.
Everybody should have one of
The Buckeye Mileage Tickets.
They are good over thirty three
Railroads and Steamboat Lines
anil only cost $4,000, Any agent of
the G. I'll. V. & T. .Ry. will furnish
you with these tickets at the price
named or you can write w. II
Fisher, G. p. & r. A., Columbus,
Ohio.
The Columbus Cantata, given
by the Logan High School, at Rem.
pePs Opera House on Monday and
Tuesday evenings was II decided
success. 1t was one of the best
amateur entertainments that our
citizens have had the pleasure If
listening to, and was fully equal to
any of the travelling troupes that
visit our city.
-Buchtel was the scene of an
other big cooking main last Mon
day night. 1t is said that sore
nine or ten battles were fought
and lots of money changed hands.
Sports, with their birds, from Chill
Iicothe, Wellston, Circleville, Ath-
ems, Sand Run, Strai!sville and
NelsBnville. So far as we know no
effort was mado to stop the cruel
"spori." Jacksonville Register.
They are good over 33 lines.
The Interchangeable Mileage tick
cts of the Buckeye Route,
cover the states of New York,
Pennsylvania, OHIO, Michisan, In
diana and Illinois and if you have
one you can reach all the import
ant Commercial Cities in the states
/. named. They are good over 33
Lines and sell for $1,000. ASK
agents of the G. III. V. & L. Ry. for
list of the Lines the ticket covers
or write w. III. Fisher, G. p. & II.
/ A., Columbus, o.
The Concor,lia, Kansas, school
authorities have adopted reso!u-
tion intend ed to check the habit OF
the lady teachers contracting mar
riage without the knowledge or
consent of the Board. The resolu.
tion provides that. if any teacher
commits matrimony during the
term for which she is elected" she
shall forfeit one-half months sal.
AIRY, if the groom is Il ''home man
and a sum equal to one months
salary, "if the groom is imported
from some other county or State.'
In either case every member of the
Board is to be invited to the wed.
ng.-Ne,o Lexington Herald.
Some weeks ago, William
Viekroy, Who.is known to II mum
ber of oS titfzyifs, .cume to. tbs
conclusion Mat he was tired o.
living lone, and SO he was fortu
nate enough to join in matrimonia
bans with prominent and well-to
do widow, not many miles from
here, who fitted him out with ,
fine new suit and overcoat for the
occasion. All went well with tho
devouted William and his bette
half until few days ago, wheD
the affectionate swain tired of hi.
welded life of happiness, and so il
the Wee sm0 hours he, with $4,000
of his wife's wealth, took his de
parture for parts unknown. Ant
now his fair one is Offering alibera
reward for his apprehension.
In drunken row at Billy Han
mons saloon at Murray City, Sun