The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-01-12
LOCAL NEWS,
ED. L. WILSON, Guy Editor.
Fine weather after the blow!

Smallpox is gradually spread
ing all over Ohio.
Jim Savey spent part of this
week i'm Newark.
jackson Day Jan. 8, was not
obsered in this city.
Tide Houston, of Fioodwood, is
visiting in Logan this week.
Ed L. Davenport of the Gazette
was in Columbus on Tuesday.
DIR. Mansfield was in Athens
County several days this week.
Miss Flo Wilson is slowly re-
covering from her recent il lness.
g. w. Beery, the phi tographer
has been employed by l.. l.. Law.
Will Westlake will sell his
household goods at public sale to-
day.
Frank Kanode was offered $25
for his pointer dog one day this
week.
The County Auditors are hold
ing a session in Columbus this
week.
Will Westenhaver, of Chicago,
was visiting friends in Logan this
week.
Mrs David Whalan is visiting
her parents in Ward Township
this week.
The defalcation of Lancaster's
City Clerk is found to be over
$12,OOO.OO.
The "Little Nugget" Comedy
Co., will be in Logan On the Is, of
next month.
If you want to be paralyzed
just sit quiet and let Coroner Geo.
Gage talk war to you.
-Jo Rochester and his bride on
arrival here will occupy rooms
in the Bishop Block.
Tom Callahan, of Columbus,
formerly of this city is among his
Logan friends this week.
"A dance was given at Nc
Carthy's Hall on Wednesday even
ing in honor of Ed Kessler.
The Lancaster Eagle gives a
good picture of the retiring Sheriff
of that county in this weeks issue.
The annual Encampment of
the knights of Pythias will he
held near Lancaster in August
next.
Ed Kessler left on Friday
morning for Philadelphia where
he will attend the school of Phar-
macy.
On next Wednesday evening
Logan will receive musical treat
at RempePs Opera House; popular
prices.
Several buildings and not a
few chimneys were damaged here
by the severe wind storm on We'd
nesday night.
Our business men have COM
menced to look for good bargains
with which to greet their custom
ers of the coming spring.
Samuel Bachtell, Chief Engin-
eer of Public Works of Ohio, was
here last night, on business con-
nected with the canal at this place.
The wind was on the howl on
Wednesday and Wednesday night.
George Gage says he had to set on
the roof of his house all night to
hold it down.
The following are the marriage
licenses granted for this week:
William B. Drenning and Vina
L. Moore; Jessie III. Dicken and
Stella Ross.
The most beautiful calander
we have yet seen is tho one issued
by The Christian Moerlein Brew
ing CO., for 1889, copy of which
has been presented US by VIM.
Waner, the Agent.
MIR. L. l.. Law has secured the
services of Mr.. George Beery, a
former photographer of this city,
for short time only. See him at
once and secure some of his work
which cannot be excelled in Ohio.
-G. w. Beery, the former photo
grapher of this place, will be at
Laws Gallery, in Slisher's building ,
from Jan. Is, to Feb. Is. Those
desiring first class work should
take advantage of this opportunity
to secure good pictures at reason
able prices.
The quality of Beery's work is !
too well known to the people of !
Logan to require much advertising
He will be with Mr.. Law, in Slish- S
er's Block, for 80 days, commenc-
ing January IA, and will be pleas t
ed to have all his former patrons
give him a call.