The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-20
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT


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Cheap excursion to, Chicago
and return Sept. %.
Chicago and return only 500
from Logan Sept. 25.
Forty cents to Jacksonville ant
return Sept. %, and 20.
See the display of Geological
specimens at the Fair.
The Democratic Ce ntral Com.
mittee is to meet to-day.
j. r.. Calvert of Laurel town
ship was in town Thursday.
Emancipation day at Column
bus Sept. %, only $3.50 round trip.
The Hooking County Fair be.
gins October 1st and continues four
days.
Mrs. N. ]. Weiland Is visiting
her son Charles in Columbus this
week.6s' ~, r
DIR. Raney is absent this week
rusticating in the hills of Noble
County.
Columbus and return, only
$3.50 Sept. %, good to return until
Sept. %.
Only Sc to Chicago and return
Sept. 25. Good. returning until
Sept. 30. 81; r.
Hooking. County was we'll re-
presented at the State Fair on
Thursday.
Jacksonville and return Sept.
%, and %, only 40 cents, account
Re-uniOna .nl =,
IF Pufseil SHOULD die tonight"
would he still be worried shout
Dungan's poem. S,-s..,
There was a heavy fall OF hail
in the northern part of Marion Tp.,
on Tuesday last. a-
The Jacksonville races announ
ced for last week was wet and
muddy failure.
THE gas we'll has reached a
depth of 2275 II, and is still in the
Niagara Limestone.
See the new lad" of Stiers &
Co. this week, in which they offer
some rare bargains.
MRS. IL. NJ. Hamilton and
daughter Stella, are visiting in
Columbus this week.
--WilI Heft drew prize OF $3.50
a few days ago In the Louisiana
Lottery wich cost him 81.
The Queen City Orchestra
played at Gallipolis Thursday
evening for an entertainment.
-AHon. Irvine DUNCAN stopped
off here, for a short time yesterday
on his way home from Morgan Co.
There will be fine exhibit Of
specimens In Archaeology and
Conchoiogy at the Fair Oct. to 4,
Call on G. w. Schwenke. Agt.
for particulars concerning the last
and best Chicago excursion Sept.
25th.
There are indications that the
business interests of Logan will
materially improve at an early
date.
Circuit Court will be held here
Wednesday Oct. 8. The times for
next year have been fixed for Feb.
8, and Oct. 6.
Robert Motherweli, formerly
one of Logan's best citizens, now
of Findlay, o., was in town several
days last week.
The Commercial Hotel (the
BUM House) will open next Mon
day week under the management
Of John w. Kreppel.
The Hooking County Republi-
cans to-day convene to nominate
a ticket that will meet with sure
and certain defeat in November.
ri, I. ,Schieckman and Peter
Ferrel are about TO open a first
class restaurant in the rooms now
occupied by Warrick as a barber
shop.
1t is now three months since |
Tom Nays time was out, yet he
has beer drawing all this time the
salary that belongs to some good
Democrat.
Hon, Irwin DUNCAN, our Demo-
cratic nominee for Congress, stop
ped a few hours at this place last
Saturday while ON his way to New
Straitsvilie.
Andrew Blum of this township
still maintains his place as the
champion wheat raiser Of the
county. His crop this year thresh-
ed over 1,100 bushels.
"A brakeman named Chas
James, who resides near the Steam
Mill, was considerable shaken up
Thursday, at. ,Straitsville by the
brake wheel coming Off and caus-