The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-11-29
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.

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Take precautions against ma
dogs.
Father Cady was at Lancaste
last Monday.
"A pension has been granted t
William Pence.
Read the new advertisement
of Chas Rose this week.
Lou McGil was at New Straits
VILE on business Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Halter
visited at Somerset this week.
james Clarke has been granted
pension of abont $500 back pay
w. d. Weltner of Gibisonville
has sold his store to Rob. Dollison
The petit jury has been dis
charged till next Monday morning
VIM. Kimberling has some
new matters in his "ad" this week
Sol. LEM of Laurel township,
made us a pleasant call last Satur'
day.
The dance at the Rink We'd
Iesday evening was largely at.
tended.
Congress reassembles next
Monday It will be the last Re.
publican session.
See the new advertisement OF
Santa Claus and the Bazaar by Col.
Rempel this week.
Robert E. Hamblin of Pomeroy,
Sundayed with his mother, Mrs. E.
Hamblin of this place.
j. w. lies of South Blooming
willie, was in town Saturday and
made pleasant call at this Office.
Augustus Raymond of Gibson
vile was in, town last week and
"a
made a pleasant call at this Office
Go toIWm Kimberling where
you can get Clark's o. N. Il. cotton,
A cents aspool, or three for 10 cents.
Major John w. Free the well
known pension attorney of New
Lexington, was in town yesterday
ou business.
The "Nabobs" is made up of
what was formerly the two Old
Cronies.-At the Opera House next
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Minerva Wright and
daughter Lovina, left last Monday
for Walker, Mo-, where they will
spend the winter.
-Chas. E. Kinsey, agent for
Robert Clarke & Co. called on our
attorneys this week with samples
of new law books.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGill spent
Thanksgiving with her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Later, at Millville.
Married, by Rev. J. F. Will
liams, Nov. 25th. at the residence
Of the brides father, John w. Wolf
and Miss Matte Adcock.
The Republican Coroner of
Athens County acts as ifhe intend
ed to get over into Hooking and
run the business here also.
Bessie, the little three year old
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il.
Mayes, died Saturday morning.
Funeral Sunday afternoon.
Josiah J.Bragg of Columbus was
down here among his old friends
several days the past week. .Io-
siah has lately received a pension.
If an internal scamp commits
a murder, instead of giving him a
trial turn him over to the Pardon
Board and Gov. Campbell and he
will get chrome.
The Thanksgiving Sermon by |
Rev. Moore ut the M. e. Church,
was a scholarly effort. The remin-
iscences of Long Ago was interest
ing and instructive.
Senator Wade Hampton was
accidentally shot by his son, while
out cunning. The shot took effect
in his head, but the injuries are
no considered serious.
Miss Clara Westenhaver is home
from GAINESVILLE Business College,
which she was compelled to quit on
account of a severe attack of fever
with which she is suffering.
Married, Thursday, Nov. 9th.
at the residence of the brides
mother Buchtel, O., by Rev. Geo.
W. Burns of Nesonville. Edward
Q. Collins and Miss Made Marks.
Married, Now "a, $50 at the res
dence of the BRIDES mother, Union
Furnace, Hooking county, by I. Y.