The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-09-04


Public Schools, will open on Mon
day Sep. 9th, 1886. A full attend
ance is desired.
Parties living on the South
side of Main ST.. between Depot
st. and the Run, are preparing to
lay brick walk in front Of their
properties. Let the good work go
on.
Many compliments were paid
to Mr.. oliver Wright Mt Lancaster,
on Tuesday for the dignified and
graceful manner in which he pre-
sided at the Democratic Conven-
tion. s.sa
We had pleasant call from
Mr.. George Seal, of Circleville, on
Thursday. Mr.. Seall had been to
Macarthur attending the reunion
He stopped over to see our live lit
tie city.
-Messrs. Beihaut, Culver, Homer
L. Wright, DIR. Raney, Thos. Jenk-
in and John Lorentz are all inn
proving East Main street, by curb
ing and paving in front of their
properties.
Mrs. Lucy A. Crawford has in
her possession a double red gerani-
um of great beauty, which she
brought from the conservatory of
General Washington, at Mount
Vernon, Va.
MIR. Ned Work is spending a
few days of his vacation with his
parents and relatives here, pre-
vious to his return to Lane Semi
nary, where he will finish his Theo-
logical studies.
WIN. Jurgensmeir and daugh-
ter Lizzie, of Vermilion Co., ILL.,,
are visiting relatives and friends
in this county. Mr.. Juergensmeir
is one of the most prosperous farm
ers and stock raisers in Vermilion
Co.
MIR. Connel, night operator
at this place, gave a pleasant dance
at McCarthy's hall on Monday
evening last. The music was fur
nished by two Italians with their
Harps. Quite pleasant time was
had.
Capt. John Bruner who faith
fully and valiently led Co. b. ia O.
V. I. through the war, spent Thurs
day in Logan, the guest of George
Hartman, who was one of his COM
mand, and they both grew young
over "reminiscences.
MIR. Charles Sterett, the pleas
ant manager of the immense dry
goods and notion emporium, will
start east next week for new fall
goods. Charlie, as he is familliarly
called appears to know just what
his large and increasing trade
needs.
We this week announce in its
proper column the marriage Of
Chas. P. Armstrong and Miss
Nina Sanderson. May the years
of Married life be as sweet
as the wedding cake presented to
this Office, and their life blessings as
bountiful as its supply.
Lew McGill the cigar maker,
since he opened his factory on
Main Street, has greatly enlarged
his facilities for making fine cigars.
He has had to add several men
to his employ on the account of
orders for cigars. He
uses the best grades of tobacco has
good workmen and makes first
class cigars. Give him a call.
The question of location of the
new mill is just now question in
which much interests taken and
many views expressed by our peo-
pie, We think the only sensible
rs well as the only just view to
take of the subject is to leave the
whole matter Of location to Mr.
Keynes and Wellman, who are
practical mill men of long exper:
ience and no doubt if left to their
own good, sound mature judgment
will build mill in the right place
and soon recover from their great
loss, and be to Logan what they
have in the past, one of it's greatest
They certainly do not
want the advice of men who know
about the business.
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