The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-03-16

Bishop OF Southern Ohio, (Protest
ant EpiscopaD will make vista
tion to Grace Mission, Logan, OF
Saturday, March %. Services a
the Chapel at IL o'clock a. m.
List of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Logan o., March 13,
1889. When called for say adver.
tised: A. w. Ford, Chris Hartman
Will HI. Hoyt, Phillips & Co., Au-
gusta Tammason, Thomas Wilson
CHAs ROSE, p. M.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Young
entertained a number of friends on
Saturday evening last in honor of
their guests, Misses Lizzie Wheat
ley and Eta Gabriel, two of Athens
most charming young ladies. Some
twelve couple were present and
quite an enjoyable time had.
The DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
Company gave an entertainment
at the Opera House on Friday
evening to a crowded house. 1t is
the finest entertainment we have
had here for some time and was
justly appreciated by the immense
crowd in attendance. Mr.. Ober
has surely developed into an actor
of astonishing merit and is with
out an equal in this role,
List of Marriage licenses issu-
ed during the week ending March
-, 1888.
Noah Stapleton and Addie Reid.
Jordon Kneece and Addie V.
Hart.
Benoni Conger and Mary S.
Allen.
Joseph McNeal and Amanda
Comstock.
We received on Thursday
copy of The Little Magician, dated
Wednesday April Is, 1s4o. 1t was
a Democratic campaign paper pub
lished at the Office of the Ohio
Eagle, with G. II. Brough, editor,
and contains many hot editorials
and communication aimed direct
at the enemies lines. The ticket at
that time was, for President, Mart
in Van Buren, for Vice President,
Richard M. johnson with the SEN
atorial and Congressional electors,
our county in the latter body being
represented by Daniel Karshner.
We are at loss to know who to
thank for this old relic, as no name
accompanied it, but the donner
has our acknowledgements and as
surance that it shall be faithfully
preserved.
The following races and purses
are arranged for the coming Fair
THURSDAY, OCT. 3, 1889.
County pace-purse $4,000 divid-
ed into four premiums.
County trot-purse $4,000 four
premiums.
County running, heats, 2 in 8
purse $1,000 four premiums.
Two-year-old trot-open TO State
purse $4,000 four premiums.
Trotting: 8 minute class--purse
$4,000 four premiums.
ERIDAY, OCT. 4, 1887.
2:30 trot-purse $4,000 four pre-
1926 pace-purse $25O.OO four pre-
Running, J mile and repeat
purse $4,000 four premiums.
SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 1889.
Free for all trot-purse $4,000
four premiums.
Free for all pace-purse $4,000
four premiums.
Running, mile heats 2 in g.
purse $200.00 four premiums.
In trotting and pacing races en-
5ries close Saturday, Sept. 2S, at II
o'clock p. m.
Running at 6 o'clock a. m. the
evening before the race.
The Society is Il member of the
Trotting Association.
How to be successful on the
Dad as Commercial traveller. BY 4,
IN old Drummer. SO pp., paper, {
,rice zoe. New York; Fowler &
Wells Co., 775 Broadway.
In neat volume of about 100 l
'ages that one can carry in his
'ocket, we have a condensation of i
he experience and observation of
n old and successful commercial i
raveler. Without assumption of t
hat infallibility that gives rules of /
Vhat to do and what to avoid in all
ases, he put deal of common a
ense into his advice, and shows
ow good knowledge of human v