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Cape Elizabeth.
WIT AND WISDOM.

MIR. Croesus-Yes, doctor, could die happily If
it were not for the dreadful thought that my tam
lily will inevitably be ruined
Doctor with astonishment)- Ruinedl My der
sir. you are credited With being one of the wealth
Mr.. Cresus That's just it, doctor. Think
my poor wife and chiIdren EVER be a6Ie to pay
Pick Me Up. i
What is cold in the head? Medical au.
thoritiss say it is due to uneven clothing of the
body, rapid cooling when In perspiration, &C.
The important point is, that a cold in the head is
an inflammation of the lining membrane of the
nose, which, when unchecked, is certain to pro-
duce catarrhal condition-for catarrh is essen
TALLY "cold" which nature is no longer able to
''resolve" or throw off, Ely's Cream Balm has
proved its superiority, and sufferers should resort
to it before that common ailment becomes seated
and ends in obstinate eatarrh
Lizette- is it noice place We have, Marie?
Marie "a new arrival, -Noice emo ugh, but it's
beyant me understanding ply they do make me do
such quare things.
Quare. Marie?
Yis, sure; livery mornin' the missus tills me to
swape the doost from the fiue, and phin Oi,m
done she gives me rag and makes me shoe the
doost back to the fure again.
Everybody knows that the best remedy known
for coughs, colds, etc, is DR.. BULBS Cough Syrup,
An Invaluable remedy.-I have found Salvation
Oil an invaluable remedy for chapped hands. j.
E. ESTEP, (Patnter,) 81 Robert St., BALTIC, Nd.
How is your papa getting along? asked Mrs.
Yeast of the Crimsonbeak boy the other day VIII en-
she was waiting for his mother to make her ap
pearance in the paIlor.
Oh, bullyi He's going to build house.
Going TO build a house! How do you know
thai?
Well, heard mamma say he brings a brick
home in his hat every rlght.-Yonkers States.
man.
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New YORK L S.AeL.

,o ley x cInsi, Dec; 1.-THE following are
so"ay S'o'"s quote' mining stocks:
ooi' oo"i'''''''''''.- ....,..... SO 90
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NASSAU, cUsA, MEXICO.

Inc winter Gems of the Tropic..
The MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS OF the
WARD LINE
WIN be dispatched for Havana, Matanzas Car.
T Ienas ana Sagua, and for Havana, Proereso
VVa anlp e, Frontera. Tamplco, Tuxpam and
a. WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
ior Nassau, Santiago de Cuba and Cienfueeos
EVERY OTHER THURSDAY.
ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL. NASSAU
is PERFECTION.
=, American Management Clean - Comfortable
FOR particulars, beautifully printed pamnhIets
scnedules, etc: etc, FREE, apply '''
. JAS. 4. WARD & CO, 1f3 Wall st., NY.
0e-o e0d4m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sick Headache

rs IA complaint from which MANY suffer
and few are entirely free. Its cause
is indigestion and sluggish liver. the
cure for which is readily found in the
use Of Ayers Pills.
at have found that for sick headache
caused by disordered condition of tbe
stomach, Ayers Pills are the most 70.
liable remedy" -Samuel a. Rradbnrn
Worthington, Mass.
CATER the use of Ayers pills for
many years, IN my practice and family
/ am justined In saying that they are an
excellent caJhartic and liver medicine
sustaining all the claims made for them -
w. A. Westfall, NJ. D.. V. p Anst;p
& N. w. Railway Co., Burnett Texas.
"Ayer's Pills are the hest medicine
known to me for regulating the hoUels,
and for all diseases caused by dis,
ordered stomach and liver. / suffered
for over three years from headache. in
Digestion and constipation. I had no
appetite and was weak and nervous
most OF the time. By using three boxes
of Ayers fliis, and at the same time
dieting myseI, was completely cured
Philip Lockwood, Topeka, Kansas.
at was troubled for years with indi-
few boxes of Ayers Pills. used in small
daily doses, restored me to health.
They are prompt and effective. w. FL.
Strout, Meadville, Pa.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED By
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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Railroad Receipts

PORTLAND Dec. 80 1889.
Receipts by Maine Central Rairoad-For Port
land 80 cars miscellaneous merchandise; for.con
Meeting roads 80 cars miscellaneous merchan.
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International Steamship Co.

FOR
Cutler eastpoh, Calais, St. John. n g.. Halifax. ~ S
and all parts Of New Rrnn.wiek. N,xn &C..
tln, Prinee Eswards Island ana Cr..
ssressn. The favorite route to CampobeIIc
and 80. Andrews, N. B.
lsSS-So. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1880.
On and after Nov. IL, and until further notice.
t w steamers OF this line leave Railroad Wharf
fortland, MONDAYS, and THURSDAYS AT Il Oh
=. M, Ior PASSPORT and st. John, with above
connections; returning, leave st. John and
Passport SAME DAYS. anu
Thrvdgh tickets issued and baggage ehacksa 4,
u5sslnatlon. kY-Freight received Iptc 400 .m
For Ilckets and Staterooms, apply al tte Union
Ilcket Omce 40 Exchange st., or Tor other illfor,
Of State street. n II GSSvr F~iA' WI
hofiouu 6en'l Manager
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woman VINO 10 weak, nervous and
eepless, and who has cold hands and feet can.
not feel and act like well person. Carter's Iron
Pills equalize the circulation. remove nervous
ness and give strength and rest
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B.on Stock Market.
Now York SIX and Money Market

IbitgTHpIi.i
NEW YORK; 80 1889.-Money has been
tignt, Ranging irt to 40 per cent; last loan at
4 Closing al ptnt. Prime mercantile paper
az oH CaIZ3 per Government bonds duh and
nrm. haiiroaa = dull and generally heavy.
ne amount OF ppss done in the stock market
al er ~ was SUI Ter than the previous hour.
Aft r light coIions were made in sn5se
stocks and deal Continued featnralass tho
market closing raheayy AT Sometime h,ot Sar
than opening prict NS''0i
The transactlOnsh he Stock Exchanoa ,oo.-a
gated 2l8. POO Sha .sO 's6t5sN
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THE ANNUAL MEETING

OF THE
Cumberland County Agricultural and
horticultural Society
Ior the choice Of officers and other legal business
VIII DC heid az Grange Hall, Gorham, Me-, at 10
q. m. on TUESDAY, Jan. 2, 1890
Portland, Dec. 20, 1889. dec27atd
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For NEW YORK,

80 steamers leave Franklin Wharf on Wednesdays
ana 81 saturdays at p. m. Returning, leave Pissp
Saturdays at D. M n C91vff anu
Sept2 l-dtf GsnagaI hE'
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Mexico.
IsEvERE STORM CHRISTMAS.


Tuesday night the Rumford people had a
Christmas festival at Rumford Centre, and
quite large number of persons met at the
home of Nathaniel Taylor In Roxbury,
where manv Mexico people and citizens II
Roxbury enjoyed themselves, giving and re-
ceiving presents. Wednesday night we had
a Christmas festival in our new town hail.
Our children had Rotations, dialogues and
Christmas play Of Is characters the East
Rumford choir sang four appropriate pieces,
and John Richards, pers mating Santa
Claus, distributed from lines, flo r, tables
and two large Christmas trees an unusually
large number OF presents. There were fully
800 persons present, among them people
from R0xbury, Rumford and Dixfield.
Thursday night there was a gathering at
the CHAPEL in this village of about 16O people
where they had very enjoyable entertain
ment. Before its close the wind was howl
iLg and roaring Several persons going out
side OF the building lost hats. Sewall Golf,
while after his horse. was struck in the face
by. a board the wind was moving, and re-
ceived severe wound. Many started for
their homes, but were compelled to return,
and several remained In the church or in the
houses of the vicinity until morning. There
was some five or six inches of snow on the
ground, and the heavy wind filed the air
with 1t SO densely that 1t was almost impos-
sible TO drive horse against it, Friday the
roads were badly blocked with drifts.
Sidney Wheelwright, from East DiXfeld,
Is teaching singing school here. The class
numbers thirty or more
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Obituary..

Catharine Burgoon was born
about the year 1925. Died April
90, 1889, aged 81 years.
The subject of this sketch was
born in Hooking Co. O.
Her maiden name was Ressler
She was married to Peter Burgoon
OH the s, of March 1913. Unto them
were born children daughters
and son, who survive her.
In early life she was converted
and joined the U. B. Church. OF
late years she has been an invalid
although able to do her housework,
she was deprived of the privileges
of the sanctuary, but yet she has
always loved her savior.
Death came suddenly but she
was prepared. We morn our loss
but trust it to be her eternal gain.
She was laid to rest at Pine Grove
church Rev Sears officiating.
A large concourse of friends fol-
lowed her to her last resting place.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11

explain their actions to the Inter
ior Department.
Ex-senator Malone it still here
He made another piteous appeal
to Harrison last week and as il re-
suit he was allowed to name the
United States District Attorney
for the eastern district of Virginia.
There was quite howl from the
anti Malone Virginia Republicans
Let 'em howl.
Army coarts seem to have rather
queer ideas in regard to making
punishment fit the crime"
Maj. Lydecker, who was the
engineer i'm charge of the Wash
ington aqueduct tunnel has been
found guilty by court MARTIAL
on several counts of having ne
elected his duty as an official etc.
And the said neglect has cost Il
million dollars that have been
spent on the tunnel which has now
been abandoned. Pretty serious
crime ono would think and deserv-
ing of severe punishment. What
does the Court Martial say? That
Major Lydecker shall be find $10O
n month for nine months and be
reprenlandcd in general orders.
Could anything he more ludi-
icrous. An officer by neglect and
carelessness sacrifices GI,OO0,OOO
and dcprives the city of II ne"h
needed increase of water supply,
and is fined 5000 therefor. Reader
perhaps you may wonder why this
sentence was made so light. 1t
can be answered in two words,
social influence which is the strong
est of all powers in Washington.
According to Senator Ingalls,,
President Harrison will call an eX-
ira session of Congress to meet
early in October in order to get the
House organized and in working
order before the Christmas recess.
Ingalls, speaks as though the mat
ter had been defini tely settled by
the President.
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South Ferry,

The weather is inc ut present
and the farmers are blsy planting
corn.
Mr.. Sam Campbell of Wichita
Kansas, is lying dangerously i'll at
his fathers house near tlis place.
Our Cornet Band was up and
sereiaded Uncle Levi Friend on
last Tuesday night. The Old gentle
man was loud in his praise of the
band.
Mrs, Amanda Wheeler is re-
modelling her Residence which adds
much to the lacks of Perry.
Mr.. Mart Friend and family ac-
companied by A. c. Bushee all Of
Logan were the guests of Sarah
Bushee of this place on Sunday
last.
Sam Ebert says that he intends
to have some quills to put ON his
drum II he has to ChiOrfOrm all the
geese Frank Wagner has got to
get them.
Mr.. George Floyd, DIR. Marshal
and James Weaver attended the
reunion Of the q. a. r.. at Dayton
o.
DR.. Dollison, the dentist, of
Pleasantville Ohio, was in our viii
lage last week.
Mr.. George Klien is making for
himself Il banjo which will when
finished excel all modern inven-
tions that is for beauty and size.
MIR. Lew Seeholtz Jr. contem-
plates going to Kentucky soon to
horses.
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-------------a------
Washington Letter.
From our regular correspondent.

EX-Presidont Cleveland's cele,
brated sealbrown carriage horses
together with his carriages, har-
ness etc. were sold to-day mt auc-
ton. When Mr.. Cleveland left
here he had not decided whether
he would sell them or carry them
to New York. The prices realized
were satisfactory.
The Pacific coast has captured
the biggest thing yet given out by
the present administration. 1t is
the contract to build the mammoth
armored coast defense vessel that
was provided for by the last Con-
gress, which has been awarded by
the Navy Department to the Union
iron works of San Francisco. EX-
Secretary Whitney is entitled to
the credit of having made it possi-
BILE to build such Il vessel on the
Pacific coast by the recognition he
gave to the enterprise of the Cali
fornia capitalists that established
this plant for the building OF iron
and steel vessels. The price of the
new vessel is to be 81 ,62S,000.
"When the cats away the mice
will play" John Sherman has
gone to Europe and Foraker wing
of the Republican party of Ohio,
has swooped down on Washington
to see what Harrison can be coax
ed or bull-dozed into giving them.
John Sherman has by his selfish
ness seemingly committed poll
tical suicide. lie got two or three
offices for his own personal favor
ties but he has made enemies Of
the entire Ohio Congressional del
egation thereby. Representatives
Butterw0rth and Mckinley have |
long been able leiutenants of Sher-
mans but now they train with the
Foraker crowd, with whom they
have made league, offensive and
defensive; and unless the signs are
greatly at fault John Sherman is
now serving his last term in the
Senate.
The United States officials that
went intothe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
haye been called up to
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11
GibisonvilIe, q.

On last Thursday the residence
of Mr.. B. u. Hood caught fire and
burned to the ground. Mr.. Hood
was absent and knew nothing of
his loss until late at night, he came
home and found every thing in
ruin. He had all his meat, lard,
potatoes, &c in the cellar and all
was lost. A subscription list is out
for the benefit of Mr.. Hood to help
him build again.
Catharine, wife of Peter Burgoon
fell dead last Monday eve from
heart disease.
There was some hard election
eering done by the friends Of the
different candidates Saturday at
the Primary election.
Mr.. Jacob Jefferson and wife of
Mattoon, ILL.,, are here visiting, the
guests of Mr.. A. Doilison, also Mrs.
Kate Dollison, of Logan.
Mr.. w. +. Hood of Hadley Juuc-
tion is here for few days.
There was an effort made to Or
ganize a singing class last Sunday,
owing to lack of numbers it was
postponed.
u. No.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11

The aged mother ofDr. Marshall
is critically i'll with heart disease
Mrs. Jane Rouse is 2ery sick and
little hopes are entertlined of her
recovery.
Miss Jennie McBrSom, of Mel
sonville and Miss Minnie White, of
Logan and Miss Lizzie McBroom
of Middlefork, visited friends and
relatives in this vic nifty several
days last week.
Mr.. j. III. Hinton )f Leistville
o., was business visitor here last
week.
Candidates-no useto try, could
not count 'em.
Report says there was wedding
near here last night.
What has become of Bon-Ami?
The Rock House and surround
ings look lovely, if yDu don't be-
lieve it, come and sec.
AvEN
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Rock House.

In looking over the DEMOCRAT
every week / see letters from al,
most every other point in the county
except this; why does not some
one write up the good and bad
deeds done in this corner.
Farmers are busy this week
planting corn.
Miss MaryJ. Carson of Lithopolis
is visiting her mother Mrs. John
Tobin who has been sick for sever
al months.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell is slowly
convalescing from long and pain
ful illness of over fifteen months,
it is hoped she will recover speed
lily.
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On Sunday May 8, of paralysis,
Noah Wetly, of Marion Up, aged
about 60 years.
On Tuesday May Z, at the resi-
dence of his father j. III. Woods in
Green Tp., Amos Woods, of Brights
disease, aged about Is YenrS.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11
TOTALS
Senatorial Delegates.

Benton-M. d. Mills, j. j. Miller
Falls-D. III. Stivinson.
Gore P-J. II. Nutter.
Logan 1st W-Wm. Heft; I'd w
John Shivley; Sd W-John Mo.
riarity; 4th W-Wm. Frasch.
Good Hope-E. Heft, A. Miller
Green, 1st P-J. G. Wolf; Cd p
G.. McFadden.
Laurel-Philip Geiger.
Marion-R. Barnes, j. Carpen-
ter.
Perry, 1st P-J. "A. McClelland,
I'd P-D. b. Black.
Salt Creek-N. Karsner, s. M.
Robinson.
Starr-G. w. Shoemaker.
Washington--D. Shaal.
Ward, 1st P-W. Dane, IT. T..
Sparnum; I'd P-J. l., Scott, NJ. e.
Shaeffer.
SeHtIui tOHlHllttecs
Benton-F. NJ. Allison.
Falls P-W. T.. Engle.
Gore p Il. Donaldson.
Logan, 1st W-Fred Stracke; I'd
Views KIeinschmidt, Jr; Sd
W-Andy Holl; 4th VIC. NJ.
Gould,
Good Hope-E. lleft.
Green, 1st P--J. Y. Polling; Cd p
Jas Ray.
Laurel-J. w. Smith.
Marion-is. Barnes
Perry 1st P-Ben White; Cd p
w. a. Williamson.
Salt Creek-Henry NanFossen.
Starr-A. l.. O'Neal.
Washington-J. p. Marshal.
Ward, 1st P-G. Jacoby, Thos
Dyson; 2d P-Thos. Moriaritd.
judicial and Senatorial Delegates and
Central Committee.
The following named democrats
we're chosen by the several pre-
'incts, for the positions named at
'ur primary on Saturday last.
All are representative men and
rue democrats who will faithfully
epresent their constituents.
Judicial DelegatS.
Benton-J. II. Shaw, Ellsworth
;hilcote.
Falls P-J. F. Harsh.
Falls Gore-A. j. Burgess.
Logan, lst W-Wm. Waner Cd
N-M. j. keinle; 3D. We'd.
ourgensmier: 4th w - David
Iotherwell.
Good Hope-Jos Barron, John
tish.
Green, 1st P-James Ray; I'd
Wolf.
Laurel-GeO. Krinn.
Marion-Geo. Weidner, Peter
,ufl.
Perry, 1st P--L. Wagner; 2nd p
ID. Hosler.
Salt Creek-Tecumseh Floyd, j.
!. Butler.
Stare. II. Walker.
WaShington--C. Il. Brandt.
Ward, 1st P-James Cummins,
has King; I'd PLANES Donchue,
Y nv Stnwort ,
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THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.
ED. Il. UILsoN, ciw Editor.
May.


May! The laughing May is here
May! The darling of the year
May! The merry hearted maiden
With bright wrcaths of wild flowers
laden.
Dancing light with Towering tresses,
Scarce her foot the green sod presses
Ere, their heads the violcts lift,
While the wild-plum's snowy drift
Piled along the lanes green edges
Perfumes all the banks and hedges,
And from every bush and tree
Wild birds carol Joyously.
Hark! The wandering breeze Is bringing
Sounds of happy children's singing.
Everything Is glad and gay
'Tls the merry month Of May.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11

leaving Cincinnati May 20. For
rates, tickets, time of trains &c.,
call on or address Agents of the c.
" G. M. or w. T.. Reppert, Div.
Pass Agt., Columbs O.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11

CURI716 OF PILES oUARANTEED.-wrl give
t Tor csse ol failure. 10 feqg!Tei Of rcspoHs
BIS ILftius.
YOUNG hI IFEwho hare become victims so'ltarv vice
tRi habit which HReeps
lgtney thoIsnds Of exalted
brilliant intellect may call vita confidence.
DR.. FRAEcEAuar OF experience. has discovered
Ne gcAps known far "cAkncas In the back aud uba in
voluntary Glseharse infpenci geue debility, neryousnes
suor, condou o; idea, papstun Of the heart umidy,
uembng Gunes Of hgh gillpuss diseases " the head
troli nose, kip OF the liver, lungs.
goNthoin terrible dsordes arising from the solitary vice ~
souihaud prsrrs bshtng their radiant hOpol
~ Auti pA1us fretaTuR marriage impossible. Take
Antii hourht before IL ~ t0 late week month may
your bognd hs reagh of hope Ny method of
m speedily permanently the obstinate
Gng alsoigtov ,,trre perfect manhood.
30 IIpDL1-AGED IdE,y-Thcre arc many nom the
30 TO o. ~hP arr truld vih eluet eyacustons Of the
L.a iyr, pnuu pLnlv by slight hnnr sna'tng
iiGn chk Ming hc sysen In tho patient
tf, GNnmiuniinH OF tho urinary deposits
m i0uui, aud orotimol sin particles Of abu.
~ nppe. color wilt he thin mhith hue,
tHaufdF tATk iurpd appearance There many
sho az ., s diault, ignorant of tho which T.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11


Higgins & Hamblin Hardware.
Beer, Cheese, Crackers, and
Sandwiches at Slisher's.
Road Carts and Buggies of all
styles, at Higgins & Hamblim's.
Finest brands of Domestic and
Imported Cigars ut Slisher's.
Nice and cool beer, Hoster, Gin
cinnati and Blue Ribbon at Slish-
er's.
Higgins e Hamblin's for Dia-
mond Soluble Bone Fertilizer 1t
is the best.
The Celebrated Thomas and
Crow whiskies ut Siisher's.
Buy an Express wagon of Hig-
gins & Hamblin's and get the best
When you want corn drill of
the best make, go to Higgins &
Uamblin's.
AI tNCcIcllt IUt VI I'OlntStlC anu
Imported Wines and Liquors at
Slishcr's.
Largest stock of Builders and
general Hardware ut Higgins d
Hamblin's.
Lunch at all hours at C. p. Mont
gomery's.
Higgins and Hamblin's for all
kinds of Plows, Hoes, Harrows,
Cultivators, Lawo Mowers, Scyths,
and Agricultural Implements gen.
orally.
Milk Shake and Hot Soup at c.
p. Montgomery's.
Higgins & Hamblin sell Dia-
mond Soluble Bone Fertilizer.
Farm Wagons, cheap, at Higgins
& IIamblin's.
Higgins d IIamblin's for Corn
Drills, Breaking and Shovel Plows
and all kinds of Agri-
cultural Implements.
Go to Higgins ~ lIamblin's for
Farm Wagons, Spring Wagons,
Road Carts, Phaetons, Surveys,
Carriages and Buggies.
Ice Cream at c. p. Montgomcry's.
Turtle Soup at Bub" Mont
gomery's.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11
Married.

On Friday evening May 10th
Mrs. Addie M. Beard and Mr..
Flavius Case.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-05-11

Sounds OF happy childrcns singing.
Everything is glad and gay:
'Tls the merry month Of May.
-s-----------------
-HoW'S this for summer?
Court convenes Monday.
". G. Lowry was in Athen:
this week.
Geo. Upton has returned from
Oklahoma.
Andy Holl, Jr. was in Colum.
bus Thursday.
Ed Davenport was in Colum-
bus on Sunday.
Hon. S. II. Bright was in Col
umbus on Tuesday.
-Chas Alfred, of Columbus was
in the city this week.
20. w. III. Wright was in Lam
caster on Wednesday,.
Harry Shotwell, of Columbus
was in Logan on Monday.
Vie Teuscher, of Straitsville
was in Logan Wednesday,.
Tony Barleon, Of Macarthur
was in Logan Saturday last.
MIR. Murphy, of the Columbus
Post was in Logan this week.
Frank Redfern, of South Perry
was in Logan on Saturday last.
Grant Wright fell from II lock
Tuesday last and broke an arm.
Our streets and cutters are re-
ceiving much needed cleaning.
Charles Rose spent the greater
portion of this week in Cincinnati.
Col. Weldy was business
visitor in Circleville on Tuesday
last.
Harry Shelby, night telegraph
operator at this place is in Cincin
natl this week.
Mrs. Jeffries, Of Lancaster is
visiting her sister Mrs. A. III.
Brooke this week.
WIN. Campbell of Wichita
Kansas was business visitor at
Logan yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen Lay left last Friday !
to visit relatives and friends in In
diana and Illinois.
An excursion train Will he run
from Columbus to RempePs Grove
one week from Tomorrow.
Roland Schwartz has secured
Il position with 10 MattoX and will
go on the road as salesman.
-Petros, owned by S. S. Sticrs,
of Haydenville, recently walked
eight miles i'm sixty-five minutes.
Treasurer John Notestone has
purchased the james a. Campbell
farm of 23G acres in Perry Town
ship.
-E. M. West has accepted Il
with wholesale grocery house in
Columbus.
The largest fish caught this
season weighs fifty-siX pounds. Al.
Brooke and Ed davenport havn't
told theirs yet.
Invitations are out announc-
ing the marriage of Miss Gertrude
Cline to Mr.. Warren Bennett on
Thursday May Goth.
Call at Work & Bakers Tin
and Iron ware store and get IL
Cabinet Puzzle free. It's u great
source of entertainment.
The base ball clubs had the
usual feast on Saturday evening
last at Slishers. The bill of fare
was too extensive and varied for
publication.
"A new band has been organ
lied, taking in part of the men,
bers of the old organization. 1t is
under the leadership of Professor
Recktenwaldt.
"A. Il. Price, of Athens was in !,
Logan short time on Thursday.
He will return to our city next y
week TO become a law student ,
under Judge Bright. Il
-Azariah Nixon, of Falls Tp., :,
and b. III. Stevenson, ofSalt Creek, :,
have been drawn to serve as petit 6
jurors in the U. S. Court which con- !,
venes at Columbus, Tuesday June
4, 1889. g
The New York Theatre Com :,
pany will play at Rempel's Opera
House on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. Admis- !
sion 10, 20 and 80 cents. Tickets on =
sale at Kessler Bros.
Excursion to Cincinnati O. via n
G. d. G. M. Ry. on May l3, and IA. q