The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-09
This paper goes to press at 8 o'clock
Friday evening.
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.
ED. L. WILSON, City Editor.


Geo. Beery will practice medi
cine at Union Furnace.
-Thad Floyd, of South PER-,
was in Logan this week.
Now keep your eye on the Re
publican administration.
Jim Pursell visited the Ian
caster gas well on Monday.
Mrs. DIR. Mansfield is visiting
this week in Fairfield county.
Mrs. G. Flemm, of Lancaster
is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Emma Bragg returned tc
her home in Columbus on Friday
Miss O'Conner, of Lancaster
visited friends IN this city Sunday
will Kessler was among the
visitors to Lancaster Monday
night.
Mrs. Lafe Warner has improv.
ed so far as to be able to be out
again.
John Kanode will remove 70
Washington Territory in the nca"
future.
Quite a number of Logan pco-
pie viewed the Lancaster gas well
on Monday.
Mrs. Sam'l Rempe' and Mrs.
o. w. III. Wright were in Lancas-
ter Monday.
Ed Donovan, Fred Rochest e.
and Tide Houston spent Monday
in Lancaster.
MIR. Noah Goodwin will move
his feed store to Fairfield county
about April 1st.
p. ]. Goodlive, of Gore, made
pleasant call at the DEMOCRAT
Office Saturday evening.
-Chas Gould, Sr., fell from the
platform of car at the depot on
Monday night fracturing a rib.
Mrs. M. ]. Reber, who has been
very sick for the last two months,
is worse, and in a very critical con-
dition.
Misses Blanche Ambrose and
Fannie Bowen are the guests of
the Misses Tuthill's of Lancaster
this week.
Miller & Case have added.
twenty-six new books to the libra
ry. For names and number see
advertisement.
Quite a number of the little,
folks had taffy pulling at the
home of Miss Maggie Lytle on
Tuesday evening.
j. L. Shick, of Conner Allen
county, who has been visiting in
this county for some days returned
to his home on Thursday.
The following are the marriage
licenses granted this week: John
Schmid and Louisa Bronze; VIM.
B. Carrel and Florinda Craiglow.
This week the County Com
missioners met in regular session,
and were occupied with business
until Thursday evening when they
adjourned.
John Hise, of Carbon Hill, was
released from Jail esterday, where
he was confined on sentence of Jas.
Gallagher, J. p. for assault and
battery. w. P. Price was his atty.
MIR. Geo. Mumford has rented
his residence at the corner of
Hunter and Culver streets to Mr..
Charles Sterritt, who will occupy
it. Mr.. Mumford will remove with
his family to Brush Fork.
Arthur A. Wadsworth, of Mt.
Pleasant has purchased q half in
terest in the general store Of w. N.
Guthrie at this place. Mr.. Wads-
worth is shrewd, experienced
business man and will be strong
addition to the firm.
On the %, of last month burg
lars entered the store of Wads-
worth & Son at Mt. Pleasant and
blowed the safe, taking the con-
tents amounting to $65 in money
and a draft for $35. The payment
of the draft has been stopped. No
clue.
Now that Harrison's Cabinet has
been discovered, the White Caps
silenced by Fog-horn FORAKER,
Jack the Ripper captured, and ais
Marriage a Failure" laid on the
shelf, the public will give their at
tention to garden making and
house cleaning.
james E. Linn, an employe of
Kings stove foundry, of Lancaster
suicided on Monday evening at
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