The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-01-26
Logan has Night Caps.

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--Buchtel has newspaper call
ed the "Buchtel Tidings."
Miss Ella Meeks is confined tt
her room by severe illness.
-Reber & Co have received their
spring supply of wall paper.
Mrs. a. Magoon, visited Mrs
Bumgardner in Lancaster Sunday.
MIR. w. N. Lay was down the
valley yesterday on business
trip.
ID. Angel Friesner Of the POM
eroy Democrat was in Logan Sun
day.
Lawrence Yerges and Mack
Connel were visiting in Athens
Sunday.
DIR. g. w. Dollison took Martin
Weis to the hospital in Columbus
on Thursday.
The Spanish Mandolin is like
ly to become very popular instru-
ment in this city.
Will Gould has gone to work
for the Motherwell Iron & Steel
Co., rs shipping clerk.
Col. Rempel has commenced
repairs on the Bunz House property
and will fix it up in first class style.
There will be Episcopal SER
vices at t+race Chaper, Sunday, at
the usual hours morning aud even
Ing.
Frank Kanode had his valu-
able pointer dog shot this week,
making an ugly but not dangerous
wound.
Will Frasch got barrel of ice
last week that cost $3.50. AT this
rate what will it be worth next
summer. .-..
Miss Maud Embry, of Thorn
vile, has recently returned from a
visit to friends at Logan.-Lexing-
ton Tribune.
The clerks, operators, and
agents along the G. H. v. & T. line
are organizing beneficial society
of their own.
The White Caps have given
way to make room for Jack the
Ripper whose notices appear in all
parts of the country.
Mrs. Hannah Lytle has return
ed to her home in Logan after a
short visit with Lancaster rela-
tives.-Lancaster Gazette.
Mrs. Joseph Hull lady living
some three miles from this city
was found dead in her bed on Tues
day morning of this week.
Felix A. Vincent was here
visiting his many friends on We'd
nesday, having just closed very
successful season eighteen months.
I'm the year 1887 there were POI
marriage licenses issued in this
county against 200 in 1883. What's
the use having leap year anyhow.
Rob, the youngest son of
Sheriff Gallagher fell from a fence
on Friday afternoon breaking his
right arm Immediately above the
wrist.
Now that the Street Commits
sioner has had the mud scraped Off
the streets into the cutters, would
not 1t be good thing to improve
them just a little.
The following are the mar
riage licenses issued from Jan. IA.
Abel Carpenter and Hattie j. Hill
bers; Jacob Kimbel and Mary
Smith; Chancey o. Pearce and
Emma Hedges; William Grille and
Mary Swick. ,
The wages of the employees of
the Iron Railroad, running. into
Ironton, have been reduced 10 per
cent. The reduction reaches from
Superintendent to track walker
Macarthur Enquirer.
This is Republican protection ,
for-tbe laboringman.
Our band received an invita-
tion to- attend ball and supper to
be given by the Macarthur Cornet
Band at that place on Thursday
evening Feb. IA, 1889, but as that :
organization, through some mis-
understanding no longer exists, it
Is an impossibility to accept.
Judge Slough, SO far ut least,
appears to be an honest, upright,
capable Judge, remarkably clear
In his instruction to juries, and, we
we'll versed In the prin-
ciples OF law. When a man does
we'll, In public position, it is but 4
luRt that bo sho,tId. veraivai. diia 4