The Ohio Democrat from Logan, Ohio • Page 5

THE OHIO DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MAY 28. 1892. the oiiio Democrat To Our Patrons ni'itl l'rlemls. When you go nwdjS'from homo, or lmvn friend visiting you, or you arc going to glvo ii party, muslonlo or reooptlnn, or iiou your ohiirch or society nntoni)lnla liny proceedings, or when you sell, buy, or rhnnpa your residence or buslnoNS, or jour boh or iliiugli-(oris married, or when your neighbor gets now baby, or, In a word, lr you know any-tbll-gof Interest to tint pulilla, bring or send It In ntnttlio Dhmochat wlllgladly npprccl-nto It. It.

D. Culver was homo low days lnstwcok. Dr. Dollteon was down la Vinton County Monday. Miss Nan Oaliaghor of Columbus Is visiting hi Logan.

Huso Hall at Columbus Sunday May 29lh Jfl.OQ Itound trip. Mrs. 11. M. Connoll rot urn cd to Columbus, Friday morning.

Mrs. Solby Spent a fow days with Mis. Viekors this woek. $1.00 to Columbus and Itoturn Sunday May 29th regular trains. An application will soon bo inado to parolo Clint.

Columber. Dr. Mansfield was in Columbus on Wednesday and Thursday this week. Columbus and Return Sunday May 29th ifl 00 account Baso Hall gumo. Many stoves were taken down and sot away to previously this spring.

Mrs. Will Qatreny of Charles-town W. Va. is visiting parents in this city. The County Commissioners will meet in regular session Mon day woek.

Tlio Firo Department mot Thursday in tribute of respect to Andy IIoll, Jr. Will Whitcraft got a "stitch" in his back carrying a keg of nails out of tho cellar. Elishii Mitchell near Glbison-villc, has been granted a pension of $12 per month. Indications are that Decoration Day next Monday will not bo a very largo affair. Mrs.

James Miller of Columbus, visited relatives in Logan a few days this week. Mrs. Dr. W. G.

Williams proposes to sell her property and move to Missouri in a short time. Cheap Excursion to Columbus Ohio Sunday May 29th 1.00 Round trip, you cant afford to miss it. Robert Wright is puttingdown a fino new pavement in front of his business block on Main Street. Darius White is gradually improving and strong hopes are now entertained of his ultimate1 recovery. A sister of Col.

Wcldy, living in the west is seriously sick with dropsy, and it is said can uot recover. Judge Huffman and Judge Keller called on Prof. Ilayman, at the new building, Wednesday morning. Tho following are the marriage licenses: John II. Dyson, Edna Goldbborough; Alfred Minister, Mary F.

Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Price and son Tnin, will start for England tomorrow morning for summer's visit to tho old home. A "Merry-go-round" has como to town again and is located in the rear of Rumpel's warehouse on Gallagher Avenue.

Judge Ivelley of New Lexington, was in town this week, and called upon Chairman Pursell of tho Stato Republican Committee. Gov. MeKinloy has appointed Joseph P. Smith of Toledo, as Stato Librarian to fill tho vacancy caused by tho death of John C. Tuthill.

Married by Rov. J. F. Williams nt the residence of F. S.

Case, Logan, May 25, Mr. Alfred Minister of Stritsville, and Miss Mary F. Hart of Logan. Rufus Karshner has socured a position as night watchman for tho Logan Manufacturing Company. Rufo will make them a competent and faithful watchman.

Nolsonvillo has mado a contract with the Directors of tho Zanesvillo Work House, by which those who violato tho ordinances and fail to pay their fines will bo sent to tho workhouse. An ordinanco has been passed making it unlawful for any person to use a bicyclo on any sidewalk, pavement or footpath, or to permit ono to remain or stand thereon, under a ponalty not exceeding $10. On Juno 8th next, Miss Nettie M. Kline, an accomplished and charming young lady-uud nioco of Mrs. Dr.

Raney, will ho married at tho homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kline in Toledo, to Mr. Carroll James Webster a talented young attornoy of that city. John-It.

Ruehtel died of paralysis Monday evening, at his homo in Akron, lie established HuHiti-l Pplego in Akron, donating to It $500,000, nnd somo years ago foun ded tho town of Ruehtol in Athens County, where ho carried on extensive Iron and mining interests. Win Wanor has boon appointed Fish and Gam' Warden for Hocking County. Ho has already notified a number of parties who havo been chronic violators of tho game and fish laws along the canal and river to pack their traps by a day nnmed, or ho would bo after them. Mrs. Maggio Crouch' daughter of Mrs.

Noouen of this place, died Friday of last weok at her homo nt Wilson, Kansas. She had given birth to twins ono of which also died. Her sister Mrs Agnes Mc-Grath on hearing of her serious illness wont to soo her arriving thcro in timo for the funeral. Nicholas Dowers of Washington township, seems to bo in us much, or moro danger, than a sol-dier in actlvo service. Only a few mouths ago he had a serious time by getting crushed against a wall by his team, whilo at work.

Last Wednesday ho was engaged in shearing sheep, and whilo stooped at his work, a buck of tho flock Hprang at him and butted him in the side of tho face breaking the jaw bone. We did not learn how serious tho injury is, but hope he will pull through all right, as ho did before. It is not determined yet what action will bo taken by tho council to fill tho vacancy in tho city Troas urer's office, caused by tho death of Andy IIoll, whether they will appoint or order un election. An election would probably bo most satisfactory. Under tho modified Australian system wo as yet havo no election board ill this county.

It would bo well for tho respective party committees to recommend a board tho Secretary of Stato and have them appointed as there is no knowing when a vacancy in somo office may take plaeo and an election have to bo hold. Sometime last summer Fred Eownes learned that Ezra Stevens had a horso that ho would trade, and Fred went out to seo the animal. Stevens told him where tho mare was in tho field and that ho could go and look at it. Eownes went to seo it, and whilo doing so another mare in the field got after him and kicked him inflicting in juries that laid him up for several weeks. He sued Stevens for damages and recovered about be fore a jury in tho justice's court, from which Stevens took an appeal.

The caso was tried Thursday in common Pleas, and -the- jury after being out all night failed to agree and tho caso of courto goes over to next term. Tho "boys" who havo been camping sometime near Jerry Carpenter's had a glorious feast last Sunday on roast pig. Tho following persons wore present and partook of tho elegant repast: Win, Waner, O. W. II.

Wright, C. II. Buerhaus, Frank Kanode, Wad. Gage, Jus. Kriog, Chas.

Krieg, Dr. J. B. Lyons, Geo. Roberts, N.

Kintz, Geo. Hartman, A. Becker, Waller Becker, J. B. Stedem, Frank Martin, F.

Schla-gettor, John Moriarty, Ed Price, Tom Price, Clins. Stedem, Z. Cook. Duly Stedem, Win. McFarland, Otho Webb, Chas.

Brehm, Harry Zinn, Dennis Moriarty, A. Palmer, Oliver Oaks, J. A. Cline, Chas. Deishloy, Chas.

Bronnle, Chas. Myers. Death of Andy IIoll, Jr. A fow days after tho spring election Andy IIoll, City Treasurer, elect, left homo for medical treatment. Prom tho timo ho "loft till about a week ago, his whereabouts wero not definitely known, but it was generally supposed that ho was attending somo medical institution in tho Stato.

Last Saturday word was received that ho was at a hospital in Toledo, and very sick. Representative W. P. Price wont up there Saturday evening, and found him so poorly that tho physicians said ho could not bo safely removed. It was found that ho had been registered at a hotel in Toledo for sometime, beforo going to tho hospital.

On Monday, his brother, Chris IIoll, wont up to seo him. lie wished to bo brought home, nnd Chris brought him back, arriving horo on tho evening train Wednesday. As tho train passed tho Falls Mill, ho drank a little milk nnd seemed somowhat refreshed. At tho depot his cot was transferred to a conveyance, and started for his homo by way of Hunter Street, but he died on tho way. Ho was 29 years old tho 1st of last January.

lie was in business several years at tho well known East End Grocory, which finally proved unfortunate. But ho continued to work ns long as his failing health would permit. Ho had boon City Treasurer for several tonus and was re-elected this spring by a handsomo majority Mis funeral took place yestorday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from tho Hunter Street Lutheran church, and was attended by a largo and sympathizing assombly of his many friends, THE ELEGANT LINE OF 4T4 I FTHl TnniTlnP H'l UUJLUlAg0, II -AND- Ipring Over rJmmmJLm mOm BROWN Til Tailors, Who have also added a FASHIONABLE of- Furnishing 8 At such Low Prices that will astonish you. Call and sec Our Goods and you will be convinced these are facts, Remember the place is The Leaders HLOOkA-lSr, In Court. B.

II. Allen, Treasurer of Hocking County, vs. B. Brooks Son. Action for taxes.

Continued off tho docket. Cora Roby vs. J. R. Glass, Bastardy.

Plaintiff failed to appear. Trial had. Verdict of not guilty and defendant discharged. J. N.

Slatzer vs. the Columbus Hocking Coal and Iron Co. Action for damages to land from slack from defendant's coal mines. Jury returned a verdict in favor of plaintiff for damages. Notice by defendant of otion for new trial.

B. Kiefaber vs. John C. Campbell. Leave to substitute pleadings by July 1st, and cause continued.

Flora Lama vs. Mary 0. Lytic, et al. Partition. Leave for Hiram G.

Lama to bo made party defendant and file answer instanter, and same filed. Esther-Gordon vs. Joseph F. Gordon. Equitablo.Relief.

Continued. Samuel Mooro vs. Robert Moore, ot als. Partition. Report of Commissioners approved and sale ordered.

John W. Williams vs. Cas A. Lemon, ot al. Partition.

Settled and costs paid. Hannah Stallsmith vs. S. Wcldy, Executor of John W. Ball, et al.

Action for construction of will and equitable relief. Finding that tho note and mortgago was intended as the advancement referred to in John W. Ball's will, and tho executor is directed to treat tho same accordingly, and ns a part of her share of said estato under said will. Costs taxed to plaintiff. Notice of appeal as to Zella R.

Beory. Bond Susan P. Shaal vs. Amelia E. Fetherolf.

Foreclosure of mortgage. Judgment for $207.03, and order of sale. Stato of Ohio vs. John Taylor. Shooting with intent to kill and wound.

Trial had, verdict of guilty. Notice of motion for now trial. Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company vs. Tho Ohio and Western Coal and Iron Company. Causo heard upon exceptions to Master's report.

Leo found equitably entitled to bo treated as bondholder of defendant company to extent of $107,408.00 on account of cash payment of $37,000 mado upon "XX" proporty indebtedness. Larwoll to stand in equity as bondholder for $115,000. Foregoing claims found good only as against bondholders, wtyo had no-tico of reorganization. Hall, as assignee, found not entitled to order of sale. Modified report approved and confirmed.

Am't. duo plaintiff ns trustee for ascertained bondholders $2,893,000, with interest, which defendant is ordered to pay to p'tff. in 10 days, in default sale ordored. James A. Hnll appointed special master commissioner to mako sale.

By agreoment re-ref-cronco ordored to Okey, special mastor to find and roport names of other bondholders, and who had notice of reorganization ngreomont. All questions of distribution reserved. Total allowanco to Master Including oxponsos, $1007. Motion for now trial, over-ruled and oxcep-by plaintiff Hall, Larwoll and Leo. Also notlco of appoal and bond of each fixed at $50,000, UmsmEEsia pTui oowtm npo JUmgr2 bJL complete and 1 that of Fashion.

ohio: Stato of Ohio vs. John Koister and Burton Bell, charged with disturbing literary society. It was made to appear in this caso to the prosecuting attorney that tho indictment had been procured largely through malice and that thero would not bo evidence enough to convict, and tho indictment was uollied. Ell Patton vs. The C.

II. V. T. R. Action for damages for killing a bull on tho railroad track.

Verdict of jury $G0 for plaintiff. Mary J. Ramsey vs. Win. Ramsey.

Decree for divorco as prayed for in petition. Alimony $100. One Faro Excursions Every yvhero, via Buckeye" Koiite. Excursion tickets at rate of one fare for the round' trip will bo sold to Minneapolis, Minn, for tho Republican Convention June 2nd to 0th, good uutii Juno 25th, for return. To the Prohibition National Convention, Cincinnati, Juno 28th, it 20th.

Democratic National Convention, Chb-ago, Ills. Juno 10th, to 20th. good until July 8th. League of American Wheelmen Meet, July lGth, 17th, good until Jujy 24th. National Convention vjiidepcndont Omaha, Juno 28lh to July 1st, good until July 15th.

Yotfng People's Union, Detroit, Mich. July 13lli, 14th, good until July 19th. Fourth of July 1892, To All Stations on C. II. V.

T. R'y. Chicago Erie It. R. and Erie Lines, July 2.,3 4th, good until July 5th.

Knights of Pythias Meeting, Kansas City, August 20-23rd. good until September 15th. We havo tho direct lino to all tho points named above and can sell you tickets and givo you. the best train servico on earth' for tho least money. Aslc Agents, J.

n. V. T. R'y. for information desired or write W.

II. Fisher, Gen'l. Pas. Columbus, Now Time Card. Sunday May 29th North Bound leave 8.11 South Bound for River Div.

9. 30 am 5.07 pm. For Athens 9.35 am 5.05 pm 8. 05 pm. For Salo Second Hand Champion Mowing iuacnino in gooci condition; very cheap.

Gray Maro and Colt for salo or trade A nico lino of firqt class new buggies and buggy poles. Call at E. P. Armstrong's Livery Stable. Cistern pumps for $1.35 at Chas.

Becker's. Sheep shears and wool twino at Chas. Becker's Miss Fi.oha A. Jones, South Bond, Ind. Purchased a 'bottlo of your Arondi Cor.

of Fifth Ave. and Madison Street. 1 find it delightful. Will gladly recom mond it to others. Yours Respectfully, PltKl) M.

Rojjerts, With Marshall, Field it Chicago, Ills. Mr. Roberts is not tho only ono who finds BLUSH OF ROSKS do-lightful, as many ladies and gontlo men can testify, who havo purchased It from Miller tf Case. Coating BBOS.Q prs. 300 pr Oi 200 prs.

mens' lace or Congress, 300 prs. ladies' fine kid button, 200 prs. ladies' fine kid button, 1 childrens' button shoes, 2oo 1oo 1oo 2oo prs. prs. prs.

prs. mens Main Street, The ra Divorce Notice. William Denver, whoso plnco of residence Is unknown, but whon lust liearil of wiir In North Ilnltlmoro, Wood County, Ohio, will tuko notlco that on tho dnyofMny, 1W2, In tho court of Common l'lcns, of Ilocklng County, Ohio, whero tlio action Is now i uelne caBo No. Tho (tmlcrhlgnecl, Mat'Kio Heaver, filed her petition against said William Heaver, praying for divorco from him nnd also alimony and for tho custody of their minor child. Tho said William Heaver Is required to answer tho petition In said action not later than six weeks after May 7th, 1S32, or such dlvorcu may bo granted.

Maggie IIeaveh, run. Hansen Smllli, Attys, SHERIFF'S SALE. Samuel Mooro vs llobert Mooro ct al. In thoCouitof Common Picas of Hocking County, Ohio. Notlco Is hereby clven.

that tho underslcn- cd, Shorlir of Hocking County, Ohio, by vir tue or an order or salo in partition issued out of said Com tin tho nbovo entitled causo, and to him directed an Sheriff of said at tho door of tho Court Houso In Logan ou Saturday, July 2, A. D. 1S92, at 1 o'clock 1'. M. of said day, offer for salo at publla miction, tho following lands and tenements, sltuatu In Hocking County, Ohio, to wn: Tho northwest n.unrtor of section twonty(CO) townshln twelve (121 of runco rltrhtccn (18) and tho westonuludf of tho northeast quarter of said section twonty (20), township and rango aforesaid, containing 2M ucretiof laud moro or less.

Annrnlbcd at 1800.00 Terms of sale, 'ensh, In ono year nnd In two years with Interest on doiuricil pay menis, secured uy mortgago on premises som. Given under my hand at Lognu, Ohio, this 27, day of May A. D. I). W.

WniOHT, Bherltr. M. A. Daughcrty, l'tlf's Atty. fill WJ.2JJ The One Price Clothier and Furnisher.

pMss I Strictly One Prise. 1 Notice to Builders. Notlco Is hereby given that scaled proposal will bo recolved until 12 o'clock M. Mny 28, 18'I2, for tho building of schoolhoiiso In sub-dlstrlot No. 0, of Oieon township, Hocking County, Ohio; said building to lio constructed In nil respects.

In accordance with plan mul spec-mentions ou exhibition nt thu grocciy of Joel Klttsmlllcr. Logan, Ohlo.Thu right to rujvot any or all bids rororved. Wji Ai.iikiit KiiMi'KitJ IlulldingCom. JOS H. IIAUTJILOW) April 80, 1802.

mens' full stock shoes, 99c, worth 1 .25 ladies' heavy shoes, 75c, worth 1 .00 ladies' kid button shoes, 99c, worth 1.50 mens7 lace or Congress, 1 .25, worth 1 .75 chiidrens' button shoes, worth 85c childrens' button shoes, mens' boots, all solid, solid shoes, buckle or lace, 1 "7 One Price Clothier and Furnisher It is with Clothing1 as it is with everything' else, there are always various grades of similar appearing fabricsjand thereto the trimming and make up of garments must also be, and we, considered by shrewd and intelligent biryers. Chas will place upon their tables only such qualities are known to be the most reliabl' 'manufactured, and by which we will stand in each and every instance. Dont you think it will be to your interest to convince yourself that your money is buying all that it can both in quality and and price before yon part with it? Wo will have very little trouble to impress you with the fact that we will show for the coming season trade as great, and grand a line of fine and really to wear Clothing as you have ever had an opportunity to look upon, as we arc determined to make tins season cuspmj' sucn a one as creaic a tasung im- pfc pression on the minds of the frugal Clothing buyers of l.rtffnn Wr clmll lin "nlnncnrl if iii-it -fiivm ti" lmvn it-ii ih spect our stock and get our prices, which arc always marked in plain figures on each and every article in our house, and which will invariably be the lowest prices in the Valley for similar I IB Hi' VTI i Tl Mao uiotn Best and Cheapest ready made Clothing the Yallcy. Suits made to order on short notice. First class cutter.

Expert Tailors, and choice line of elegant goods. Two doors east of Jiempel House, Logan, Ohio. Screen doors nnd windows at Clms. licckrer'd. You can buy 11 doublo shovel plow at Olins.

lleukcr's for 1.25, If you want a nico l'liaoton or Huftb'y n(l boo Chas. Becker first. Notice to Builders. Sealed bids will bo received at tho ofllco of tho Clerk of the lloaidof Kducntlon of Kails township, Hooking County, ut my olllco In tho Court Houso, with County Kreopler, until 12 o'clock, at noon, on tho 28th day or May, 1S92, lor building ono brick vhoolhouso III said townsli InSub DIstNo, 1. according to plans and speclttcatlonsou lllo In sulilou llco.

Nono but ht lownbt responsible bid will bo accepted and thcsald Hoard may ieervo rights to reject all bids. outer of tho Hoard of IMueatloii of Fall Tounship, Hocking County, Ohio. 1). M. Kakoiik, CloiU of Hoard, 1 .50, worth 2.25 1.25, worth 1.75 1 .50, worth 2.00 4oc, worth 5oc spring heel, 65c, 85c, worth 1 .25 1 worth 2.5o Logan.

Ohio. ler an a AY. 0. DAWSON, M. I).

PHYSICIAN Si SUKGEOX, Li EJ ITj-VI XjE! KC I Has Just constructed a new otllce. with modern ni il llxt rin and Is now thoioiighfy picpaitd and giving special attention to all ihroiilc. and pilvatu diseases. Call on the Doctor and bo witlslU'd. Always to hu found at otllce or icrtfeli nee, ox-ccpt when iiuu'rsary calls to the cinmlry.

A. L. O'NEILL. NOTARY I'UIJMC IXY.Xh IISTATK AOKNT. Starr P.

0. Hooting County, 0. Money loaned ou security. Collections made. Legal business tiainuiclcd.

most reasonable terms. All on II Hi US i Tailor UAlmiuJjIjlJ. Ljmti jaftijjtiMtiflfr. Ai m-.