The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-10-05
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.


in Logan Thursday.
George Brashears went to Gin
cinnati last Tuesday.
Hon. A. C. Sands was in town
last Saturday and Sunday.
Judge Friesner and Mich Gear
were in Columbus Tuesday.
"A new time card ON the Rail
road will go in effect tomorrow.
Miss Name McManigal of Or
biston is visiting in Logan this
week.
o. f. Pitcher, and Messrs Hook
and McGrath of Macarthur attend
ed the Fair.
Rev. Helwig, Prohibition can
didate for Governor will speak in
Logan Oct 29th.
". C. Lowry addressed the
Democrats at Nelsonville last
Tuesday evening"
w. II. Turner was in Column
bus last Tuesday getting the outfit
for his new Meat Shop.
Major Anderson of Columbus
was i'm the city few days this
week attending the Fair.
Sanford Browniee who has
been at Lancaster for some time
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Emma Morgan ofNelson-
VILE is visiting at this place the
puest of Miss "Dode" Fox.
Mrs. Clara Ruble who is teach
ing near New Lexington took II day
offand came down home Friday.
Thomas Nixon of MaXville,
dropped dead Thursday evening
while chopping wood in his yard.
See the new advertisement of
Chas Rose this week, where he
gives some pointers on buying
clothing.
Edward Hills prominent
farmer of near New Lexington
came down and attended the Fair
yesterday.
Mrs. T.. Carnes was called to
Carbon Hill last Wednesday by the
death of her father Mr.. John Lyons
aged 81 years.
Reuben Culver returned last
Tuesday from Il two weeks trip
taking in Kansas City, Chicago
and other places.
DIR. Allen of Haydenville and
Miss Lowie Moore, daughter OF
Samuel Moore of this place were
married last Tuesday.
1t is rumored that Charlie
Pond, who is in the west some
where is very sick with what l.
called Mountain Fever.
Miss Anna Maloy of New Lex
ington, and Misses Anna and Cora
Roof, of Corning are visiting the
Misses McCourtney's of this place
-IIylas McCune of Moxahala
and son of DR.. McCune of Marion
Township was in town few days
this week the Guest of Col. Fries
ner.
The Jacob S. Palmer farm il
Marion township was sold by the
Admr. Jacob Rutter, at public sale
last Saturday to Mrs. Barbara j.
Palmer for $1,000
Joseph g. Huffman of New
Lexington, our Democratic candi
date for Common Pleas Judge wa'
down i'm Logan Thursday, visited
the Fair, met old friends and made
many new ones.
On October Is, 1889 w. w. Nc
Donald, Admr. of James +. Bal
will offer at public sale 2 miles
west of Logan, the personal prop
erty of said deceased consisting IL
part, of 2 horses,7 cows and calves
2 yearling steers and other liv'
stock, wagons, plows and farming
implements, corn in the field AM
crib, and hay in stack and barn
Sale begins at 1000 A. N.
The Ohio M. E. Conference
held ut Marietta, have made tn
following appointments for thi
district: A. c. Kelly, presiding
elder; Baltimore, Geo. w. King
Carroll, Q. A. Naylor; Circleville
III. G. Sexton; Gibisonville, +. L
Bell; Junction City, Il. w. Bates
Lancaster, J. Il. Miller; Logan, !
A. Turner; Logan circuit, Il. i
Finney; New Salem, j. S. Postle
New Straitsville, w. n. AleXande
Royalton, r.. l. Deselm; Rushvill'
J. G. Jones; Shawnee, G. B. Long
man; Somerset, II. q. Wakefield
South Bloomfield, A. f. HiXon
South Perry, A. r.. Neal; Suga