The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-17
One Lot Jeans, 23 cents.
Former Price, 30 cents.
We still offer u Standard
A Sheeting at &c. worth y.

Miss Dell Wilder, of Circle
vile, is visiting Miss Gertie Baker
this week.
Henry Conkle and James Carr,
of Benton, were visitors at our Office
Tuesday.
Notice the changes in Tritsch
q Stiers' ad. this week and give
them a call.
DR.. Wright is improving his
fine lot by putting up a neat par
tition fence.
Mrs. DIR. Pullen is absent from
the city visiting her brother who
has been sick.
DIR. +. Hibbard, a physician of
good standing in Covington, o., is
about to locate in Logan.
Fred Starr of Perry township
had valuable horse killed by
lightning Tuesday night.
DIR. Jas. Little has number
of choice Jersey cows and Heifers
for sale at reasonable terms.
Frank Rochester's little son
appeared in his first pants this
week, and was much delighted.
The farmers of the county very
generally visit our Office when in
town. Come often, gentlemen.
Rev. Sam Jones will commence
his work at the Lancaster camp
meeting on Wednesday, August
H..
We publish elsewhere a notice
of a cheap excursion to Camp
meeting tomorrow. BE sure and
go.
We are informed that work in
the mines in the lower valley is
much better than for many months
past.
Our streets presented a lively
appearance on Saturday, notwith-
standing the fine weather and busy
season.
"A drove of understood horses
stopped in town a few hours, Sat
urday last. They were designated
Texas ponies.
The Rev. w. G. Holiday for
erly of Logan, now of Shawnee, is
already sojourning on the Lancas-
ter camp ground.
Mrs. G. Z. Woods, of Chicago,
daughter of Auditor Bowen, ar
rived here on Monday last on a
visit to relatives.
Mrs. Rounswell, of Columbus
and Mrs. Randall, of Richmond
are visiting their parents Mrs. and
Mr.. FrinnefrOck.
Master Hugh Moore, son of the
Presbyterian minister of this place.
started on visit to his old home
in Indiana Monday last.
Mrs. Troxell, of Rock Bridge,
who was here on visit to her
brother, Mr.. d. Finnefrock, re-
turned home on Monday last.
Uncle Toms Cabin is coming
Tuesday night. Don't fail to see it
as the Company is highly spoken
of. Read notice in another column.
The New Lexington Tribune
says: Mr.. l.. j. Burgess and chill
dren recently paid visit to friends
in the vicinity of Mt. Perry and
Fultonham.
Col. Rempel is putting in curb
ing in front of his buildings on
West Hunter Street. Thomas
Davis is doing the work in splen-
did manner.
The Pleasant Hill Sunday
school, in Laurel township, had
their pictures taken on last Sun
day, about one hundred persons
were present.
MIR. Henry Lehman is the first
to put down curbing on Gallagher
Avenue. Let the work go ON until
we have. pavement from the ca
nal bridge to the depot.
We were pleased to meet DIR.
Ira Hamblin of the Columbus
Asylum for the Insane on our
streets Saturday. DIR. Hamblin is
fast winning his way to the top of
his profession.
THE DEMOCRAT knows by abso-
lutte investigation that John Slisher
is one of the best bread bakers in
the. State. We also hear it rumored
that John can make first class
crackers, and plain and fancy cakes
of all varieties. OF this we don't
know personally, but Well find out
and tell you. Come again Johnnie.
Notice the advertisement of
the "cheap land excursion" of the
c., III. Y. a. II. Ry, in another col
umn of this issue. All who desire
to visit the great II northwest, should
embrace this opportunity, to go
cheaply, and with comfort, as this
line never runs crowded excur-
sions.
1t is with pleasure that we add
to our exchange list the OHIo DEM
OuRAT, a seven-column quarto
newspaper, recently started ut Lo-
gan. The paper is u gem editori-
ally and geographically, and bids
fair to yield wide influence in
Democratic councils.-rhe Win
chester Times,