The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-10-06

VAL VII ItiSHcIlS tluHlDllll.S > III you
are in need Of good substantial
Farm Wagon.
Cincinnati, Columbus, Blue Rib
bon and Milwaukee Beer all of the
best, at Slisher's.
Heating stoves of all styles and
prices Mt c. =. Armstrong;. Prices
very low.
Best of Milwaukee, Cincinnati,
and Hoster's Columbus Beer on
hand ut Slisher's.
John Slisher sells the celebrated
w. X. Barnes Big Gun Select
Oysters.
Choice Sugars, Coffces, Teas.
Spices and Tobaccos, at lowest
prices at Andy Hollis.
Cider mills ut Free Trade
prices at Higgins andHamlin's
James Block.
Melons, Fruits Of all sorts, Pota-
toes, Cabbages and roasting ears at
East End Grocery.
The celebrated W. II. Thomas
and W. ii. McBrayer whistles for
sale at Slisher's.
When you need provisions or
groceries, don't fail to cal! ut the
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All kinds of wines, and best
brands of liquors that the market
affords at Slisher's.
Wanted 500 bu. of Plums at J.
Rochester IL Sons for which the
highest market price will be paid.
John Slisher is still at the old
stand, ready to serve his patrons
with all the best drinks of the sea-
son.
General Hardware and Builders
material at bottom prices at whole
sale and retail at Higgins q liam
blin's.
Call on F. +. Rempel for the
Chesapeak Guano Compuny's Balti-
more Fertilizer, the very best in
the market. Sold to farmers by re-
tail at wholesale rates.
/ When you come to the Fair, call
at j. n. Kessler's when genial John
B. Stedem will supply you with
the best prepared Oysters i'll the
city.
Slisher's Lunch Counter is sup
piled with Ham Sandwiches. Roast,
Chicken, Turkey and Fish. When
at the Fair do not fail to call.
Andy Holl at the East l1ud
Grocery has IA supply OF The be: t
| Provisions and Family Groceries
which he will sell cheaper than
any other house in town.
Farmers call on j.. T.. Renpel
for Supplies of choice seed Wheat,
Full Caster, Gypsie, Negro, White
Gloss Sc, has also some thorough
bred Short Horn, "red col9r" Bull
and Heifer calves, for sale.
If you want frst-class farm
4 wagon, call on f. Y. Rcmpel and
! takea look at the Celebrated Brown
Wagon. No better wagon is in the
market than Brown. Also Il full
/ line of Beggies and Carriages.
John f. Nixon has purchased
the saloon formerly occupied by
viii Wilson, opposite the p. O.,
where You will find on hand the
finest line Of wines, liquors, beer
and cigars in the city.
NJ Weiland was in Columbus
some days this week, bat has re-
turned and is now giving his un-
divided attention to business, and
will give YOU IL better bargain in
watches, clocks, spertaclcs, jeweIry
and repair work, than can be had
al any other house in the valley.
A coat of paint does much opre-
serve the various parts of Plows
Harrows, wagons and all Farm
machinery. This is the season of
the year to apply it. Ready mixed
at lowest price and warranted pure
at Higgins & Hambiin's.
The w. l.. Douglas advertised
shoes are widely known every
where as the best value for the
money of any yet introduced. His
celebrated $500 calf seamless shoe
is perfectly smooth inside, no tacks
or wax thread to hurt the feet, and
as easy as hand-sewed shoes. 1t is
IL pleasure to wear them. Read
his advertisement appearing in
this paper from time to time. w.
r. Bowlby Il Son, sole Agents for
Logan.
Eisele & McLain, manufacturers
and dealers in granite, American
and Italian monuments ask the
people to call and see their
fine specimens Of marble work,and
ascertain quality and prices. They
can supply everything desired in