The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-10-12

week.
Reuben Spurrier has taken a
position in the store of Collins &
Moore.
Tuesday morning Mr.. John
Moriarty started on n trip to
Kansas.
The Lancaster. Fair was a
great success in display and at
tendance.
Read the advertisement of
Collins g. Moore this week, it is of
interest to you.
DIR. Ira Hamblin of Columbus
was down visiting his mother u
few days this week.
Andy Holl, Jr., has moved into
the Tritsch property on Main st.
on the west bank of Goose Creek.
Mrs. DIR. Willige has purchased
the Racket Store and moved the
stock into the Tenyhill building.
Fred Morehead on Monday got
two of the fingers of his right hand
badly mashed in his printing press.
Mr.. Geo Weitzell and wife
started Thursday morning on Il
visit to Malta, o., their former
home.
Ask your neighbor to subscribe
for the DEMOCRAT, the only wide
awake Democratic paper in the
Valley.
MIR. and Mrs. George O'Neil, of
Belpre, o. are visiting here this
week, the guests of Mrs. William
Weitzell.
Mrs. f. a. Parr of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Niceswanger and brother visited
Mr.. Alb. Wood and family over
Sunday.
Miss Lille Dawson, of Laurel
vile, and Mrs. NADIA Brashears of
Gibisonville visited the Misses
Merit and Iva Dollison last Thurs
day and Friday during the Fair.
-NELsoNvILLE, Oct. by n
fall of slate in the mines of JUMP
or Brothers and Lampman to-day,
James Preston was instantly kill
ed. He leaves Il wife and seven
children.
Last Tuesday afternoon fire
was discovered on the roof of John
Hansen's house, supposed to have
come from sparks falling on the
roof. The fire was put out before
any material damage was done.
Grant Saunders, colored, was
arrested last Monday, and confess
sed his guilt to the burglary of G.
l.. Poston & Co.'S. store in Nelson
vile. Most of the stolen property
will be recovered.
M. ]. Kienle met with a very
unfortunate accident at the fire in
Hutford d Kienle's store last Fri
day night. He fell in the hole that
the fire burned in the floor, and
broke his right arm between the
elbow and shoulder. He is getting
along very well.
"A fire was discovered last Fri
day night about 8 o'clock in the
Millinery Store of Hufford &
Kienle, opposite the Opera House.
A hole was burned through the
floor and considerable damage
done to the goods, which we under
stand were fully covered by insur- ]
ance. Z
John Slisher and Ada Smith
Of Logan, o., were married in Gov {
ington, KY, last Tuesday, SO says |
the Cincinnati Enquirer. They re- {
turned to Logan Thursday evening |
and received the congratulations
Of their mary friends, and the {
DEMOCRAT joins in wishing sue
,ess to the happy couple. c
The following are the mar
rage licenses: Robert Hellyer
and Mary Smith, John Nash and Q
Campbell, Alpheus Huls '
and Mary Frasure, John Matheny @
md Marry Dollinger, Levi Hend- a
fickson and Sarah Burgoon, Chas a
Allen and LOWE Moore, Pierce g
Blackburn and Cora Springer, j
Frank Minner and Ida Conoway, s
James Anderson and Susie Logs
on, VIM. Myers and Elizabeth o
England, Webster Sharep and L
Iaunie Hartley, VIM. Cpllums and o
Nellie Winchell, Sanford Pitcher \
md Addie Davis, Samuel Moore l
md Carrie Davis. L