The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-10
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BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS.

MI. w llSOll, VI 1NclSOINlllc SpcIIO
the third in Logan.
Mr.. Meyers, of Nelsonville, was
in the city Saturday.
John Weaver, of the Republi-
can Gazette, is badly poisoned.
MIR. c. r.. Baird, of Baird's Fur
mace, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday
ED Rectenwald, of PIT. Pleas
ant, is spending the week with his
PARENTS.
ed Davenport, city editor of
The Republican Gazette, was in
Carbonhill Saturday.
John Kern, is Logan's happiest
man now, and all because it's Il
girl, and looks exactly like its
papa. -sl
The thanks of the printers are
rendered to Mrs. G. w. Brehm for
a sack of delicious apples. Come
again.
We are in receiptiof the July
number of the Song Friend pub
lished by s. w. Straub, Chicago,
Illinois. tG... .sJ.
z We have the best imposing
stones in the valley. They were
furnished by Eisele & McLain, our
popular marble and granite deal
ers.
Our enterprising Dry Goods
and Notion dealers, Harmison
& Co. are still selling goods regard
less of cost. Read the prices in an
other column.
"A mean advantage was taken
of the Fourth of July this year. 1t
was "doubled up" However, it
was able to prevent all efforts to
"knock it out"
The Protestant Methodist con-
gregatiOn at Pine Grove, Benton
township, will celebrate Children's
Day, July 1S; the schools of Pros
pect and st. Johns will participate.
All are invited.
DIR. Charles +. Gillian former
ly of Nelsonville, o., has written Il
book entitled Glove and Medi-
cine" If the DR.. can administer Il
medicine that will make the course
of "True Love run SMOOTH" he is
entitled to Il chrome. tUl
We learn that Frank, a twelve
year old son of Thomas Mattox,
Of our town, came near drowning
while bathing in the river near
the II. r.. depot on Wednesday
last. When taken from the water
he was senseless. DIR. Dollison was
called and by diligent and ef-
fiicient professional service he re-
sussitated. 1
We had a pleasant call on last
Tuesday from our old friend, G. l..
Ryder, formerly of Millville this
county, but now of Stewartson,
Shelby county, Ills., at which place
he is in mercantile business. He
reports business good, and that he
is in love with his new location,
"May he live long and prosper"
MIR. w. b. Burke, of Lancaster,
called at our Office on Tuesday.
Mr.. Burke is the agent of the Bell
Telephone company, and was feel
ing our business men on the subject
of establishing communication be-
tween Logan, Nelsonville, Haden-
vile and Columbus. This PROPOSE
tion if carried out would be con-
venience to our business men and
at rate much cheaper than the
telegraph. We hope Mr.. Burke
will meet with the necessary en-
enlargement. e.o IN
-On Tuesday evening last, Hook
ing Valley Lodge No. 2G2, l. 0. o.
+. installed their officers for the
incoming term, The ceremonies
We're conducted by ID. ID. q. M,
George Dresher, of Greenland, No.
542, assisted by the following:
p. g., A.. II. Wilson as G. Mar
shall; II. g., +. b. Comfy as Grand
Warden; p. g., J. w. Sterling as
Grand Sect; p. G., n. 0. Kittsmil-
Ter as Grand Guard. The following
elective officers were present and
inducted into their positions. Hen
ny Shaffer, N. g.; James Barnes,
". 'G:; John II. Sanderson, Rec.
Sect. A full corps of appointed
officers were also installed. Dur
ing the last six months this Lodge
has received $704,67 and has paid
as sick benefits $20l,O0 besides
considerable sum In addition to the
above for nursing the sick, The
Lodge is in u prosperous condition
and has a present membership of
l62 H