The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-12-15
DRESS GOODS.

Is WISHING MS son IL. y. burgess
Esq. of this place. This is the frs
visit to Ohio, since his removal to
Mo-, seventeen years ago.
Our leading merchants say The
sale of Christmas goods up to date
has far surpassed that of other
years. We hope the same can be
said under Republican admins.
tration.
Those who have not purchased
their Christmas goods as yet, will
do well to do so at the first oppor-
tunity, as the choice articles are
rapidly disappearing from the
counters.
Ed Kessler will go to Phila-
delphia after the holidays to COM
plete his studies in pharmacy. His
place in Miller & Cases drug store
has been filed by H. F. Hastings,
of Toledo.
The Columbus Evening Post,
the new Democratic paper recent
ly started in Columbus, with pro-
per encouragement from the Dem
ocrats of Ohio will soon become the
leading Journal.
A large wild deer was chased
through the western part of Hook
ing township last week. Messrs.
Graham and Crumley each got a
shot at the visitor, but failed to
bring it down.-Ohio Eagle.
Geo. Tennyhill has purchased
a half interist in Cresaps tailor
shop in Nelsonville and has taken
up his residence at that place.
We wish George, as we do all
Logan boys, success, grand sue
cess.
The mating in front of the
CRATE in the Office of Canty & Pill
cher, in the Dollison Block caught
fire on Wednesday evening and
made quite little blaze, bpt by
prompt action it was extinguished
before any great damage was done
The sales of Stier d Co.'S. three
days special sale this week amount
ed to over 100000, the greater
portion of it from other than regu-
lar customers. No firm in town
advertise more extensively than
StierS & Co. and this is the result.
Maynard Pond sold a hog on
Friday to Mr.. Stiers that weighed
seven hundred and thirty pounds.
1t was the red Jersey breed and
has won premiums at different
fairs to the amount of over two
hundred dollars. Who can beat
it?
One of our prominent men and
politicians of this city received a
notice signed by the White Caps
with p. S. from Jack the Ripper,
to the effect that if he didn't go to
work or leave town inside of 90
years he wonid receive a call from
them.
Frank Stoekton's new move,
may deprive President Harrison
of two Cabinet positions to give
away if it is published soon enough.
In supposed war between Great
and this country the Unit
ed States lets out it's fighting job
to the highest bidder, with such
happy results that even the van
quished party we assume that
the author makes the foreigner the
in vote of thanks
to the syndicate that did our fight
ing for us. The story is to be pub
ished serially in Golfers ONCE A
WEEK in instalements long enough
lot to keep the reader in undue
But if the country ac-
'epts the plan there will be no
need of a Secretary of War or of
,he Navy. Does ONCE A WEEK
propose to knock out the admins
ration before it is formed New
York Herald, Dec. 8, 1883.
This wonderful story by Frank r.
stockton, the author of "The Lady
'r the Tiger" "Rudder Grange"
The Late Mrs Null" "The Cast
ng Away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs.
Aleshine," etc., etc., commences in
No. 8 of Golfers ONCE A WEEK,
mt Dec 12, illustrated by Matt
Morgan.
DIR. France will not visit Logan
his month on account of his large
practice at home. His patients
AN consult him at the Mithoff
Iouse, Lancaster, Wednesday,
Dec. 10. Warren House, Athens
Thursday, Dec. 20. Consultation
rec. Every case consulting DR..
france, whether by letter or in
,erson,i given the most careful
nd considerate attention. He has