The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-03-31

week.
--Thos. McMahon, of Carbon Hill
made this Office IA pleasant call on
Tuesday. 1
Tony Barleon, of Macarthur,
made this office call on Friday
morning.
w. III. Vorhes, of Nelsonville,
was in the City Wednesday on
business.
Miss Mary Price is rapidly
convalescing from an attack of
diptheria.
20. w. H. Wright attended the
convention of the X. T's at Lam
caster on Thursday.
Fresh Vegetables at Gonpf's
in the room recently occupied by
Adams Express Office.
Notice the new advertisement
of DIR. Salm, the great Specialist in
diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat. Give him trial.
We received a copy of the Col
7egian published at Wooster, from
Mr.. j John Harrington the local ed
'itor, for which he has our thanks.
Tim Evans, an employee of G.
J.. Spence, of Marietta, who has
been in Logan for some time past,
will leave on Thursday for that
city.
Sample copies of The Echo can
be seen at this Office. 1t is one of
the cheapest and best weekly story
papers published. Only one dollar
n year.
The latest thing out is q cent
checks, which have been issued by
the Frasch Bros. They are model
Of workmanship and make good
advertisement.
-Messrs. McGrath & Hook, ed
itors and proprietors of the Nc
Arthur Enquirer were in Logan on
Thursday, in attendance at the ed
dtorial convention.
-Gompf has a fine display of
flowers and Towering plants at his
Fruit and vegetable Store, two
doors west of the Rempel House,
call and,see them.
An invitation has Leen receiv-
ed to attend IL social ball to be Civ
en- at Peoples Rink on Tuesday
evening April 3. l.. O. Bort and
David Groves are committeeman.
Nathan Deen prominent farm
er of Amesville, Athen Co., spent a
few days in Logan this week stop
ping with his old friend DR.. Mans
field. He was engaged in buying
cattle.
Miss Tessa Root, of New
straitsville, stopped in Logan on
Tuesday evening the guest of Miss
Flo Wilson, from which place she
went to Mt. Sterling, o., to spend
the summer months.
AS will be seen by advertise
ment, John M. White has purchas-
ed the Coal business of w. Fl. Turn
er and will be glad to furnish all
his customers with first class Coal
at reasonable prices. Give him a
trial.
Rudolph Wiersteiner, the piano
tuner, employed by Mr.. Spence, of
Marietta, was in Logan this week.
He is good workman and u
splendid performer on the piano
and has made many friends by his
obliging manners.
Miss Ann McGinnis, who is
charged with infanticide had a
hearing before Squire Brehm on
Tuesday. She was bound over to
court in five hundred dollars, and
failing to procure the necessary
bond she was sent to Jail to
await the action of the Grand
Jury.
"A. w. Richards has sold his
Grocery and Provision Store to
Mr.. Geo. Smock, of our town, who
will carry on the business at the
same place on Main street. George
is steady, attentive to business and
agreeable. He will keep supply
of the best goods in his line, and
will merit full share of patronage
from the public,
-On Saturday last the case OF
the State VS., William Hockey, for
perjury was began During the ex-
animation Mrs. Vickroy, the moth
or of the young bride, tainted and
court was adjourned until Monday
The case was given to the jury on
Tuesday afternonM ard after re.