The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
LOCAL NEWS.

Signor MILO'S remarkable Tricl
Dogs at the Opera House, on mex
Monday night.
Mrs. e. Carnes is at Monda,
, this week.
Ben White of Perry township
was in town Thursday.
Frank Downey was at New
Straitsville Wednesday,.
AN infant child of Mrs. Confer
was buried last Tuesday. -
-Thos. Jenkins and his family
: have moved to Newcombe, Tenn
MIR. and Mrs. DR.. Hansen OF
Jacksonville were in town Thurs
day.
] An increase of pension has
been granted to VIM. Terrell, of
Gore.
John A. Smith left last Tues
day on thirty days trip to Mon
tana.
Mrs. Dick Sanderson visited
in Macarthur the fore part of the
week.
Col. Weldy was over in New
ark the fore part Of this week on
legal business.
when the Repub licans had the
council they took the offices Of the
= corporation also.
1T is time to repeal the night
police ordinance, or, fill the, place
with a Democrat. t.
Hon. Henry BOIL, of Marietta
ives in town Thursday looking mp
Insyrance business, i 4 I. as,..5 e a.i, g. !.
W1Lhe mother, ,-of I'm. Slater,
near Gore, died last Thursday after
a protracted illness.
John w. Murphy dropped into
town Thursday evening from Della
ware or Cinncinpati.
John w. Strentz was at Som
- erset this week attending the Re-
union of the Goth O. vi.
w. T. Lewis, Republican cand-
81 idate for Congress in this district
was in the city Thursday.
There will be large crowd go
to Columbus during the State Fair,
owing to the very low rates.
One fare for round trip to Ath.
ems County Fair, Sept. "a, 25, and
26. Good returning until 9th.
Miss Iva Dolllson left Thurs
day morning for Mattoon, Illinois,
where she expects to spend the
/. winter.
~ You can't afford to miss the
Ohio State Fair, only $1.25 round
trip; tickets good until Saturday
S-Sept. Goth.
.sa4Don'tforget the Harvest Ex-
west, Sept. %, and Oct. IA.
Gall on c. w. Schwenke for full in
formation.
'''' What reasons have we, as
Democrats for keeping our enemies
in Office? Give us a Democratic
night police.
!H Little Walter Kleinschmidt, of
Braggtown, fell from fence on
which he was walking last We'd
nesday and broke his arm.
1t has rained every day this
week and great damage has been
done to crops, bridges, roads &c,
in various parts of the county.
Rev. d. r. Moore will remain
in charge of the Presbyterian
church at this place, having de-
clined call at Glendale, Ohio.
Look out for the advertisement
of Stiers & Co which will appear
next week. They are offering |
some splendid special bargains.
Half rates to Parkersburg, w.
Va, Sept. Is, 16, and II, good to re-
turn until Sept. 20. Account Re-
union OF army of West Virginia.
go -WANTED-3,0O0 first class
white oak shingles.
FRANK MYERS,
~ Logan, Ohio.
Mrs. Hedges, an aged lady
died at the residence of Mrs.
Frank James last Saturday. The
interment took place Monday at
Lancaster.
u. A. McClelland, Milton and
Wm.. Armstrong, Ex.Treasurer
Notestone and John Rizer, Demo-
Gratis of Perry township were in
town Wednesday.
Logan leads all towns in
southern Ohio, in the amount and
quality of its Merchant Tailor
business and the number of per-
sons engaged in 1t.
The gas we'll has almost come
to a stand still on account of the
immense flow of salt water. There
is about 100 feet of water in the
hole and but slow progress is being
made.
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