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

pieces of music.
Col. Constable Of Athens, was
on our streets on Wednesday.
--Ramey Baird, of Baird's Fur
mace, was in the city Saturday.
IF. s. Pursell, editor of the Ga
zette was in the city this week.
Harry Todd, of Kansas City, is
visiting his parents in this city.
Morris Breslin of Furnace
town is quite sick with pneumonia
j+-AlsBethel and Will Bort, OF
Nelsonville, spent Sunday in the
city.
MIR. Jos. James, of Springfield,
is here visiting his relatives this
week. s -f.
Mr.. Frank Wright of the Co
lumbus Dispatch, was in the city
on Friday.
Mr.. Bert Sheffield of Athens
county was in town on Wednesday
on business.
"A. v. Crawford has been en-
gagged rs principal of the schools at
Monday Creek.
Collins & Moore advertises this
week their new stock of fall goods.
Call and examine.
Mrs. Later, an old lady in
Furnacetown is suffering with a
serious case dropsy.
-Harmison & Go. have continued
their cost sale until Sept. 18th.
Now is your chance.
MIR. Chris. Judy, of South Perry,
made this Office a very pleasant
call Thursday morning. .-..
Gus Smith and Frank McClin-
took, two of DR.. Dyes students went
to Cincinnati to attend lectures.
WIN. M. Davey, Esq, we are sor-
ry to say, is not improving any in
health. His disease is Dropsy.
Miss Kate Rectenwald re-
turned from q three weeks visit to
Pittsburg, on Tuesday evening.
Ed L. Davenport, city editor Of
the Republican Gazette, was quite
ill with malarial fever this week.
MIR. Chas. Myers, accompanied
by his sisters, Ada and Bertha, re-
turned from Columbus Thursday.
Mr.. Court, Prosecuting
Attorney of Marion county, o., was
town on business on Wednesday.
Eight hfanered bushels of
black-berries were shipped from
Millville, this season, by Mr.. Huls.
Miss Voris, one Of Lancaster's
most charming young ladies is in
the city, the guest of Miss Emma
Floyd.
-Mrs. Chas. Rose accompanied
by Mrs. j. d. Cresap, visited friends
in Jacksonville the latter part of this
week.
John Woaf took the largest in
.surance risk on farm property that
has been taken, it amounted to
$4,000.
The two-story dwelling house
of Mr.. Thomas Nixon, on north
Orchard street, is rapidly nearing
completion.
We had a pleasant call from
Mr.. John Frasure. one of the un-
.swevering Denscrats, of Middle
fork, on Friday.
Thomas Nixon who is opera
ting saw mill in the West Virgil
mia wilds was in Logan with his
family. over Sunday
The alley running parallel and
north of Main street, between
Market and Mulberry is now the
dryest street in town.
Harlow White is having tasty
veranda constructed along the west
side ofhis house, Messrs. Van Horn
and Bunz are doing the work.
The earthquake frightened
some of our citizens on Tuesday
night. Some of the houses were
shaken but no damage was done.
MIR. N. Melon, of Cedarville,
made call ON the DEMOCRAT. He
was raised with us and we know
he is a good fellow although Re-
publican.
George Hartman, Washington
Wyman and Henry Gompf attended
the meeting of the comrades of the
ia regiment o. v. l. at Macarthur
on last Wednesday.
The Salvation Army organized
by the boys ON Monday night, made
things lively for few minutes.
We bet they can beat anything
running, on the track.