The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-29
This paper goes to press at 8 o'clock
Friday evening.
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
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LOCAL NEWS.

John Gallagher went to Col
umbus Tuesday.
Frank Blasius was In Lancast
er one day last week.
-GeoMumford of Brashears wa,
in Logan over Sunday.
~ Nelson Karshner Of Salt Greek
was istown last Thursday.
Charles Mclaughlin has en-
listed in the regular army.
The Democrats of Fairfield
hold their Primary May oath.
Mrs. Samuel Ruble is visiting
friends in Logan and vicinity.
james Arnold has returned
from the Soldiers Home atDayton
-BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Whitcraft, the 9th inst. daughter
Mrs Leslie Hains, is visiting
her parents near Ewing this week.
Several communications are
crowded out and will appear next
week.
Miss Hattie Miller is visiting
relatives and friends in Gore this
week.
-E. L. Mclaughlin has about re-
covered from a severe attack of la
grippe.
Judge Bright's boys are home
from the Delaware College on q
vacation.
-Gotlieb Juergensmier of Lam
caster was down Tuesday among
old friends.
John Lutz has obtained a situa-
tion as assistant Engineer ut the
Boys Industrial School.
Geo Hartman is building a
ware house on his lot in the rear of
Price & Tipton's Grocery.
&C. H. Buerhaus and Mayor
Price were at New Straitsville
Monday on legal business.
We have been infor med that a
new clothing store will soon be
opened in the Slisher Building.
The bill to authorize Logan to
issue bonds to bore for natural gas
has passed the Senate and is now
a law.
Judge Kelly of Cleveland has
decided that shaving on Sunday is
a necessity and is therefore not un-
lawful.
Senator Lowry came down
last Saturday and addressed the
Democratic ratification meeting in
the evening.
Judge Friesner OF Columbus
and john s. Brasee and C. ID.
Martin were Ia town this week at
tending Court.
The Columbus and Hooking
Coal and Iron Co., has changed
hands and is now owned and con-
trolled by Eastern men.
The Good Templers of this city |
gave u social and literary enter
tainment on Monday evening
which WAS & very enjoyable affair.
Rev j. A. Stemen formerly a
citizen Of Marion TIP, and u teacher
Of the Logan High School at one
time, but now q IT. Paul, Mimi, is
here settling up his fathers estate.
DIR. Gus Smith our former
townsman we are informed will
engage here in the practice of
and will open an Office
soon.
--MartinM. Miller, whose name
was put on the "Citizens Ticket"
'or Marshal, says that he was not
did not ask for it, and
that he positively declines the
Elmer Petit was up to the Re-
orm Farm Tuesday with Oliver
Wright. The Republican employ
ses there who are lingering for a
short time only, do not like to see
oliver about.
Married: :-March 28 1890 at the
esidence of the brides father Mr..
Raymond Belt in this village, by
!. w. Brehm ]. p, Mr.. Edward P.
lawrence of Stamford, Conn. and
Miss Fannie G. Belt.
1T is proposed to start brick
nd tile works here as soon as the |
necessary arrangements can be I
made. Articles of incorporation /
laya been filed. The capital stock
J. $4,000. Let the good work go
n. <a.
s--S6me despicable sneak thief !
tole Il ten dollar bead Mantelette
rom the store of sc. Horn. & Co. 4
hey are taxing steps TO discover !
he author OF the theft and it may
. the most costly garment they
ave ever obtained.
.--H was conjectured that the
ecret Of ante-diluvian longevity
,as some method of keeping the
lo0d pure, warm and vigorous.
iOderns accomplish the same pur-
Ose by Nsiag Ayers Sarsaparilla--
he best blood medicine ever