The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-07-24
One Lot Jeans, 23 cents.
a' Former Price, 30 cents.
We still offer q Standard
A Sheeting at sc. worth 2.

-Milt Martin, of Coonville, spent
Sunday in Logan.
William (Yank) Mccarthy was
in Columbus on Tuesday.
DIR. G. w. Pullen was in CO.
lumbus, Tuesday and Wednesday.
&C. +. Bowen .jr., was in the city
Monday and Tuesday, visiting rel
atives.
Mrs. A. III. Wilson and younger
son and daughter are visiting at
South Perry.
Mrs. DIR. Pullen returned from
a visit to friends in Salem, on Sat-
urday evening last.
Rev. l.. G. Sparks filed the
pulpit for Rev. Burns, at the M. E.
Church last Sunday evening.
Mrs. John Shore was at Sugar
Grove last Wednesday, securing
evidence in her pension claim.
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Mrs. Alice Cary, of Peoria, Ills,
is here visiting her parents and
sisters, Rev. G. G. Hart and family.
-Messrs, Briner, Nelson Avis
and o. Kane, of Perry township,
i we're We, BUSINESS lla. visitors at Logan on
| Tuesday.
Congressman, Hon. JOS. H.
Outhwaite, has the thanks of this
Office for a Compendium Of the
Tenth Census.
A. G. Sands, of Cincinnati, was
in this place Tuesday and Wednes-
day, the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
f. G. Rochester.
WIN. S. Barton was in town
last Wednesday, and called at our
office, leaving us pleasant re-
minder in the way of subscription.
r.. o. Kittsmiller and Thos. w.
Rochester, went to South Bloom
ingville on Thursday, as appraisers
of the property of John II. Goddard.
Nicholas Bowers one of the re-
liable Democrats of Washington
township, was in town Thursday
and made pleasant call at our
office.
The assembly at the Market
Square on Saturday night to hear
the first service of the Salvation
Army was quite large. Curiosity
mostly.
MIR. S. III. Columber, our pOpu-
lar and genial auctioneer, COM
pleted the sale of the Fisher store
at MaXville, last Tuesday evening.
IThe sales amounted to $779.
The estate of Jane Pence, S. III.
Bright, Admir-, was appraised last
Wednesday,. Personal estate $27.3S.
Realty $4,000, r.. o. Kittsmiller, C.
E. Bowen and G. w. Brehm, ap-
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praisers.
The Presbyterian church was
well filed on Sunday morning last,
and the sermon by Rev. ID. r..
Moore, on the question "Why we
,arep Presbyterians." was able and
eloquent.
The Rempel House under the
management of the genial host, AL.
IL: Brooke, and accommodating
clerk Jos. Kessler, appears to be
popular. The house is always full
of guests.
Hon. Jos. III. Outhwaite made
a pleasant call at the Office of the
DEMOCRAT on Monday and ordered
the paper sent to his address at
Washington. He informs us that
Congress will probably adjourn
about Aug. 1.
We were pleased to meet John
Ferguson, Esq, of New Lexington,
on our streets Tuesday. John is a
good lawyer, and well up in politics,
He reports that incipient Congress-
ional candidates can be found, and
judicial timber plentiful in Perry
We were pleased to receive a
call Wednesday morning, from our
esteemed friend, A. G. Sands, OF
Cincinnati. Mr.. Sands is one of the
solid men of that pleasant city, and
being politician by nature, is one
Of the most, genial men in the
State. y. II,
4 Mr.. Frede the b0okeeper, and
Mr.. Robinson, both of Detroit, at
torney Of the Michigan Life Insur-
ance Company, are in the city this
week on business connected with
the Company. They are both pleas
ant gentlemen and have made
many friends in this place.
"A pleasant party of young
ladies met ut the residence of Miss
Johanna Nonnnn Wa1nas1ay avon,