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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
ForhldGen 10 DIspInY the PolIsh FIar

VIENNA, July 2.-The Cracow police have for
hidden the display OF the Polish revolutionary
flag on the occasion OF the interment OF tho
remains of the poet Mickiewics. Many depu-
tations from Switzerland, France. and Amer
Tea have therefore abandoned the idea OF At
tending the ceremony, Tho Archbishop OF
LembSTR has forbidden the clergy TO refer to
the poet, because NJ Roman delivered an grafton
on the occasion OF the diBlnterment Of the re-
mains at MontmorOncy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
Colby University.

wAIEEvILLV, No, July o.-The trustees OF Colby Uni
verslty THEIR meeting to-day voted 10 adopt the
mendAtion OF President Small to create separate in.
structon and distinct but equal department for
ladies' Il also voted 10 change the beginning Of
the all term TO sept ~ and have the commencement
The following honorary degrets were CONFERRED: A.
NJ. upon Arnold stedmRn Of Denver and K A. Atknson
OF Sacramento, ID; H., tie Rev. George Y. BROOKE Of
Chicago: ILL., D.. tho Rev. H. u. Robbins OF Rochester
n. y, and the Rev george u. Pepper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
Groaned for tho Queen.

LONDON, July 2.-The staff OF the Central
Telegraph Office Of London. numbering 400
persons. refused to cheer for the Queen. on
tho invitation OF the officials. in honor OF tho
postal jubilee. lnsteed OF cheering they
Postma ster- Genera Parkes as a. protest
against his treatpIent OF their demands for the
amolioration OF their condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
Monuments dedicated ut Gettysburr.

GErTTsbuEG Pa, July 2-The Sixty.fourth New York
Regiment this morning dedicated it's granite mt
In tho wibrs wOodS second days held. Col II. Fas,
Eett Of Franklin. Pa Con. william Glsnny OF New
York city, and i @. johnson OF Randolph, " deiv.
cred RddTeSsns In the afternoon tho Eighty second
New York Regiment from New York city, held
At its granite AhRtt on Hancock avenue GOn James H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
ANTI-sLATERY CONFERENCE

Tho General Act signed by all the PoweFB
Except Holland.
BRUSSELS. July 2-All Of the powers repre-
sented at the Anti-Slavery Conference. which
has been In session he:e for some time with
the exception OF Holland. to whom a delay OF
six months has been granted. have signed the
General Act passed by the Con ference. end
the regulations relative TO impOrt duties on
goods received in the Congo basin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
A Poplar Log Big Enough to Build q
GOod-SIzed House

PAREERsSuRc, ". Va. July 2.-rhe largest single log
OF poplar cut in West Virginia out few days
ago In Logan II measured sS feet In length 81 inches
in diameter O9O cubic feet and 81 l25 feet board
measure This log alone 10 large enough TO build q
good sized frame house. IL VIII be run opt for the
Cincinnati market on the rGt water OF sufficient slEe In
the GuyAn River
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
noston,s Central Market Burned,

BosToN July Pour Chicago dressed beef houses,
swift, Armour. Hammond aud Morris suffered an
aggregate loss Of sonooo tonight by the burning OF
the Clinton Market Tho building occupied an entire
block hut only one story high There twenty
occupants hut tho loss wil fall heATiesl the four
cd above.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
Orton'a Sanity to he Tested.

Detectives Rogers and Armstrong ofthe Central ooS
arrested yesterday AyarAh Jackson Orion tho letter
writing clerk of the Custom House, while he was dlS
tribung copies Of ono Of his etisn In Wall street
jefferson Market Court Justice White committed him
for examination as to his sanity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
Card Clothing Manufacturers Combine.

LAWREScK, Mass July 1.-The card clothing mAnufac
turers OF North Andover Lawrence. and other New
England points and OF PHILADELPHIA, have formed y
business combination for protection against foreign
,pnu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03

Tho condition Of Bishop LouEhn Of Brooklyn who
has been suffering with pleurISy since Sunday. was
much improved yesterday. DR.. Bodkin says that
within about week he expects tho BShop will regain
his customary vigorous health
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
The Reich4tne ProroEu-d.

BERLIN. July 2.-Tbe Reichstag was pro-
rogued to-day. The NORTH German Gazette
says that the ReichstaR, on the whole, has fol-
lowed the lines Of the old cartel majority,
owing to the conciliatory ability Of Chancellor
Won CapriN.
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HI,na,cL would Not Have signed H..

COLOGNE. July AIT yesterdays Colonial
banquet Herr Wolf, formerly Major Wiss-
mann's commercial adviser. said that Prince
bismarck had declared that lie would never
have signed such q treaty AS tho Anglo German
Armament
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HANovEr. July 1.-The rifemen from Amer
lea who have been visiting this city. left To-
Berlin on q special train to-day.
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HosL,n1 Want. 10 90 to Congress.

wAHsLw, July The Republicans Of Wyoming county
have Issued call for County Convention no held
in July % seven delegates to the Thirtynrs
district Congress convention. not called viii 10
elScled also i've delegates TO tho state Convention
should one be called TX LisuttiOy. george q iiOS
dc
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Ignorant attempts TO supply q substitute for
mothers milk are often attended with III enects; a
suitable food given lgdiciousy win ALWAYS give rats
faction Msllihs HS0d SnnW thoroughly ESTABLISHED AZ
the best uutTment for ntAntL Its good ersciH are wiz
messed In the robust health Of the thousands Of children
WkS have bees reared npOA LL-AaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03

BELGRADE, July IN. Marinkoyics, the Ser
Wan Consul at PristinG, Roumela has been
murdered. Tho Seryian Government is max
ing an inquiry into the details OF the murder.
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soAwab Wants His license.

Auctioneer August schwab has been endeAvoring TO
secure auctoneers license from Mayor Grant since
January, but although his bond was presented he has
heard nothing from his application Yesterday he OBJ
tain cd from Judge Beach OF the Supreme Court Wr1
OF mandarin requiring tho Mayor TO show cause why
he should not approve the bond aud Issue license 70
lIiu
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Tho AIaIestic Does sim BETTER.

The White Star steamship Majestic beat her own
record on the voyage from Queenstown which she
completed yesterday Her time was days hours and
RIM
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Famous Wabash Train for ST. Louis

Continues leave Grand Central pspot clock T. NJ.
daily Liyng at - Louie % second morning, P9sl.
Cars IIars'eT IN Union IspoL ST. LouL for all poinu
West ard southWst-AdV
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PARODY Mass, July 1.-The Peabody Institute a,
pauvers burned to the ground this forenoon LoA
s75nn The ire was caused by PAINTERS who wero
burning the old paint from the binding Tive building
Was the gift OF George Peabody and WAS insured.
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The American Art Galleries Free to Sum.
MGR Viaitors.

During the summer the American Art GAllerieS Z
BSst Twenty street. will be open free to vsitorI
from A ". to =. NJ. sundays and holidays copied
ON Saturdays the galleries will DO closed At noon
There are ON exhibition more than two hundred Amer
pAintinRA
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S'hsn Baby was sick, We gave her cAstoria,
when she was . Child, she cried for CAatoria,
When Hhs bocAne hisS, ShS SiunE 70 oAStOriA,
WAAA - lad cAadrSA. she gave thsA 0aSsOriA
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E1-K,ne Milan Requested to Stop Talking.

BELGRADE, July 2.-One OF the Minister'S act
ing under instructions from the Government.
waited upon ex-King Milan to-day and re-
quested him to abstain from max speeches
which might be falsely construed. Milan as
srlred the Minister that no would strictly OBJ
serve the Constitution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03

LEEDS. July "A mob tonight broke all the
Rnsworks windows and ilred reviewers at the
police. Soldiers suppressed the disorder
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stanley's First Appearance In America.

Tho nrst public appearance of Mr.. Henry NJ Stanley
IN America will be at the Metropolitan Opera House in
New York Nov II. when he will deliver address
10 tho citiEonA who unite in welcoming him at THAI
time Tue occasion VIII be for the beuont Of tue Fresh
Air and ConyAlescent Home at Summit n. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03

VIENNA. July 2.-Prlnce Ferdinand Of Bul;
Raria is suffering from chronic dyspepsia and
enlarRement Of the liver.
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Named Tor Congress.

Congressman Post has hAen rsuomnAted by acc ANA.
ton by Tho Republicans Of tho Tenth lIllnUs district
Waller Hayes WAS renOHl, mated for Congress by tho
Iowa secOnd district Democrats yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
EYRAUD CONRESSES,
He Admits In tho ParIs Jail that No Muir
dered Notary 6ou6e.

PARIS, July g. - Michel Eyraud. who Is
charged with having murdered Notary Goutfs,
in Paris. on July 20. 1889. and who was arrest
ed In Havana and brought to this city in charge
OF detectives, confessed to-day that he COM
mitted the crime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03

The Saratoga special train on July 2, via the
New York Central Railroad. at 81 T. NJ, will
DO extended to Lake George.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03

Ugogo Is the great thirst land OF East Africa,
and vegetation Is scanty there. Caravans to
the lakes make oil Dossible haste to cross
Ugogo and reach the smltlinE and yerdant land
throat lot. distinguished for the enormous
hongo they demand Of every caravan. EvefS
explorer from Speke to Stanley In that regi@ ID
has suffered from. their enormous exactiolB.
The German flag has now boon ,raised for tie
first time in UgoRo. and one OF the first things
the Germans are likely to attempt is to put an
end 10 tho Ugogo high tariff, which is sort OF
Chinese wall across the leading caravan route
TO the lakes,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03
FataI Cases 90 San stroLe.

BUTTiLo July 2Ihere have been three fatal cases Of
SunSTofS in this city during the past ~ honTo
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DR.. Petsr.,s Erpsdltiou.

ZANZIBAR. July 2.-Dr. Peters is expected to
arrive at the coast on July 10. After hard
fighting In UGogo he subdued the hostiles and
holsted the German flag at Mewanda- He
was completely successful in Uganda and re-
turned to the capital, where he was Joined by
European missionary
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Ono OF the most popular trains nut on the
last schedule OF the West Shore road has been
hawkon at II A. NJ. and running solid to
Hobart
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v E:a fsa;s sa4: "a az fSas s. '' VII"
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a charteT WAS RTaHt5u NJ INC sung DeHdFt-
Fork Railroad Company. which will be con
structed from q point, on the Pennsylvania
valley OF tho South Fork OF the Conemaugh
River TO the dividing line between the counties
OF Cambria and bedford. 1t will be fourteen
Among the directors are George f. HUI. Rich.
ard Coulter. and Thomas Donohue Of Green's
OF Pittsburgh. y. A. Patton and James Il. Nc
Clure OF Phi adelphla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03

Many teachers have gone to st. Paul to at
tend the Teachers Convention. which will
10000 teachers from AL parts Of the United
States,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-03

The Harrisburg and Potomac RAILROAD was
sold n, auction ~ iho Phiadelphia Exchange
troll OF tho tending Railroad. and forms a link
in the proposed Western connection OF that
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The 81. Louis, Arkansas and Texns Rnllway.
Judge Thayer granted a decree ordering the
sale. and appointed ool. p. 7. Dyerspecial
master in chancery TO sell the road. Tho de-
OF sale and to advertise them at least once a
week for nine weeks previous to the sale. No
the purchasers are required to pay into the
registry $4,000 within an hour after the SALE
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
? Gore, o.

Aug. %, 1890.
Mr.. James Groves Of Lima, Ohio,
spent a few days Of this week
among relatives near this place.
Mr.. John J. Nutter and family OF
Lancaster are visiting among rela-
tives Of this place this week.
Mrs. r. NJ. O'Hare and little
daughter Nora, Of Findlay, after
spending two weeks among rela-
tives Of this place and Perry Co.,
started home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Alltop, Of
Columbus are spending this week
among relatives Of this place.
Mark Burgess new house Is COM
pleted and will be occupied soon.
Our winter schools will begin
Monday. Mr.. Frank Gordon and
Miss Cline, OF Logan, are employed
as our worthy teachers.
The U. b. folks, who had made
arrangements for grand festival
at the Odd Fellows hall Tnesd ay
evening, were compelled to post
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
Died

Ule0
AT her home in Perry township,
on Tuesday Aug. 26-Mrs. Jane
Wilson in the rs year of her age.
Her remains were inferred in the
South Perry Cemetery on the 27
inst. Funeral from the South
Perry M. e. Church, Rev. Neal of
that place officiating. Mrs. Wilson
Joined the Presbyterian church in
her early womanhood and remain
ed a consistent member through
life. A husband and two children
survive her.
The family and relatives hereby
tender thanks to neighbors and
friends for the many acts of kind
ness and continued services render
ed during the last sickness of de-
ceased.
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Sells--Barrett.

These talismanic words blaze on
almost every dead wall, bill board
and face in this place. These two
names have become household
words In every state and territory
in the union. Sells Brothers have
achieved enviable fame as pur.
veyors of amusement from one
coast to the other, and are known
as the proprietors and personal
managers of the finest circus, men,
agerie and hippodrome in the
world. Barrett has become scarcely
less renowned. His exhibition has
been noted chiefly for the excel
lence of the performance as well as
the character of its management.
Sells Brothers traversed this
country last year, and everywhere
their exhibition was pronounced
"an fait." 1t was "coup de grace"
on their part, upon learning that
the Barrett show contemplated
visiting this part of the country, to
open negotiations toward a con-
solidation, and which was accom-
plished. These two truly great
shows will now travel together,
giving joint parades and joint ex-
hibitions. The success of the un-
dertaking is already assured. Not
withstanding the enormous ex-
pense of the enterprise the price Of
admission is unchanged. Both
shows will be at Logan Tuesday
Sept. 10th.
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pone it until Wednesday, evening,
account of the wet and disagree
able weather. ~
The high waters Tuesday after
noon done considerable damage to
property and growing crop In this
vicinity.
Emit Nutter and Geo. Fluhart,
the prodigal sons who 80 myster-
iously disappeared from home one
day last week returned after Eve
or six days absence.
Thomas Ferrel and Marion Nix
on, two teachers Of near this place
drove a one horse buggysto Logan
Tuesday to attend the Eeachers'
Institute came near meeting their
untimely end while on their way
home that evening 'sfler tile
heavy rains. AS they cspe near
STAIRS bridge across Little Monday
creek they found the water out OF
bank and flowing about eight feet
deep around the bridge across the
road between the railroad crossing
and the bridge. Nixon got out OF
the buggy and walk across on the
railroad bridge and advised Ferrel
not to drive In. the water, but
trusting to good luck he yentured
In and the result was the horse and
buggy were swept down the creek
and lost. Ferrel narrowly escap-
ed by Jumping out Of the buggy
and swimming out, vnd In so doing
bis clothing caught on a wire. fence
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and were badly torn. The horse
and buggy were valued at $4,000
Mr.. Geo Shingler, Sen., one of
Perry County's pioneer farmers
died at his late residence one mile
north of this place Monday night.
His remains were inferred in the
New Straitsville Cemetery We'd
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Shingler
had been a constant sufferer from
drOpsy for several months.
PUFF.
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into money, to sell at private or
public sale, on such terms as he
may deem proper and execute
deeds therefor. 7. When his estate
shall have beed converted into
money, his Executor is to pay the
legacies provided in this will. In
case Of Barbara Jane Ellis, death
without issue then living her one
fifth to paid to William Ball. The
Will is dated April 23th. 1889.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
Notice to Land Owners.

The Hooking County Decennial Board of
Equalization being now In sess lon, the follow
ing dates are fixed for hearing from each pre-
cinct, tO-wit:
? Benton Township, Friday and Saturday,
August l5 and 10.
Falls Township, Monday and Tuesday. Aug
l8 and 10.
, Green Township, Wednesday, and Thursday
August 40 and 81.
Goodhope Township, Friday and Saturday,
Auguht 2an 2.
Laurel Township, Monday and Tuesday,
August 25 and ~.
= Marion Township, Wednesday and Thurs
day, August n and S.
Perry Township, Friday and Saturday Aug.
20 and 80.
Salt Creek Township, Friday and Saturday
September and 9.
st, Starr ITO ,TrooysnnsshiP, Monday and Tuesday,
Washington Township, "Wednesday and
Thursday, September l0and IL.
Ward Townships Friday and Saturday.
Logan Village, Monday and Tuesday, sept.
l6and IL.
WIN NJ. BOWEN, JOHN 7. NUTTER,
\ Clerk. Pres.
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DrosSmaking.

The Misses Lizzie and Tillie
Beery are doing first class sewing.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Rooms
in the Lloyd Myers property. Cor
ner of Hunter and Mulberry st.,
Logan, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
Notice..

LOGAN, O., Aug. %. go.
All parties indebted to me will
please call and settle at once, or
accounts will be left for collection.
ANDY HOLL. JR,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
Farmers

Mccormick & Pitcher represent
the Ohio Farmers Insurance Co.
Call at their Office over Guthrie's
store for rates and terms. Logan,
Ohio.
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New Firm.

Mccormick & Pitcher, General
Insurance Agents, Office over
Guthrie's Store, Main st, Logan, o.
Fire, Life and Accident written at
low rates. .M..4.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
Married

BY q. w. Brehm, J. p, Aug. %.
Mr.. Harvey Phillips, Of Athens
county and Miss Christena Dear
ing, of Hooking county.
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Farmers

See Mccormick & Pitcher before
you insure. Office over Guthries
store, Logan, o.
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THE OHIO DEMOCRAT


IOVAl MI II NJ
--B. G. Reber was at Pomeroy
Thursday.
C. M. Gould went to Columbus
Thursday.
Judge Huffman held Court
here Monday.
VIII F. James was down from
Columbus Thursday.
Thomas Glenn is quite sick
with typhoid malarial fever.
John Hansen was ut New Lex
ington Thursday on business ''
Senator Lowry attended the
State Convention at Spring field.
The Colored Camp Meeting is
now going on at Rempel's Grove.
The Show of Sells Brothers is
advertised to be here on Sept. 18th.
The Lutheran Church Society
met at Andy Hollis Jr. Wednesday
evening.
Miss Cora Welty. of Maxville,
was the guest of Miss Rose Wade
the past week.
Mrs. Edward Brown, residing
in the John H. Wolf property, died
last Sunday morning.
Hon. A. @. Sands, of Cincinnati
visited his daughter Mrs. Frank
Rochester Wednesday.
Miss Effie Radcliff, Of New
Straitsville, was the guest Of Miss
Idella PUNK over Sunday.
--Chas. Sterrett formerly of Har-
mison's, now of Charleston w. Va.
was here Sunday and Monday.
John Filing will commence his
second term as Principal of the
schools at Monday, on Sept. 1st.
Several Logan people attend
ed the Republican Congressional
Convention at Gallipolis Thursday.
Nelson Armstrong moved into
town Thursday in the John
Hutchins property on North Null
berry Street.
james E. Brown is employed
at Findlay, o. as Secretary of the
I. o. G.. T. Life association and
Insurance Co.
The rain last Tuesday after
noon made high waters which did
much damage in many localities
in this county.
Thomas Jenkins, who has been
employed several months at New
comb, Tenn, is home a few days
with his family.
Warren Gage and Frank
Kanode are about to open a first
class restaurant in the vacant room
on the Slisher corner.
u. B. Riason, of Laurelville,
and Democratic candidate for
Prosecuting Attorney was in town
a few days this week.
Geo. E. Martin of Lancaster,
Judge Guthrie of Athens, and
Judge Friesner, were attorneys at
tending Court here last Monday.
Il. F. Sain and Wesley Wood
ard have suffered big loss by reas-
on of the food Tuesday carrying |
off large portion of their melons.
IA. H. Wilson and family were
called to South Perry Wednesday
on account of the death of his
mother which took place Tuesday.
Next Wednesday is the Re-
publican Congressional convention
at this place. Let us welcome the
aud visitors, and keep up
the good name Of Logan for hos
pitality.
The Gas we'll had reached the
depth of 1900 feet, on Thursday of
this week. The drill is now pound
ing its way through the Niagara
at the rate of about 70
1t. pr. day.
Frank Gordon has removed
from Ewing to Logan into the
house on the south west corner of
second and Orchard Streets, and
will commence teaching at Gore
on Monday.
The examination Of teachers
announced by us last week to be
held to-day has been rescinded by
the Co. Examiners and no examin-
nation will be held till the regular
day Sept. 9.
Monday next, is Labor Day,
and has been made legal holiday
by the Legislature of Ohio, and
Gov. Campbell has issued a pro-
clamation calling on the people to
observe 1t as such. |,
The Democratic Convention to
n candidate for memhar
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
Clothing Dept!

Mems
odd and COATS Summer thing
pertaining Clothing department Hats
Furnishing goods Working Shirts and overa dollars worth
must
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
Born

Aug. 26, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mattox, a boy.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-08-30
Notions! |

We have large all kinds of Notions But they must all be
sod The prices shall will be but half to three urth
regular value. No. ~