The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-02-08
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT


Il. w. Beery of Benton was In
town Monday.
Some cuss stole Joe Kessler's
coat Wednesday.
j. b. Riason of Laurelville was
i'm town Thursday.
Judge Bright was in Macarthur
Wednesday on legal business.
-Kittsmiller q Son have dis
solved partnership. See notice.
Miss Anna Wright is visiting
relatives and friends in Logan this
week.
Oscar Sisson in "Wild Oats"
will beat Rempel's Opera House
Feb. 81.
John Rizer of Perry somehow
got TO town through the mud We'd
nesday.
Next Friday is st. Valentines
Day. Send your sweetheart a
nice picture.
Everybody wait for the Canta-
ta, "Jephthah and His Daughter"
Feb. 90, and 81.
Geo Green, of Perry County
visited his brother Lewis some
days this week.
The sale of seats for "Jephthah
and His Daughter" will open at
Kessler Bros, Monday 10th.
james ID. Miller of Columbus
was down to see his father M. M.
Miller, Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Anna Ritenherry of Buch-
tel visited her mother Mrs. Hamil-
ton several days the past week.
Miss Stella Hamilton of Logan
won Il Gold Watch at the Baptist
Church entertainment at Buchtel,
January 9th.
Sandford Brownley, formerly Of
this place, but now of Lancaster,
was down here among his old
friends last Monday.
The Ground Hog failed to see
his shadow last Sunday, and Frank
Meyers says there will he no more
cold weather this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Goodlive of
Gore, desire thus to- express their
thanks to kind neighbors and
friends for attentions during their
recent bereavement.
Lew McGill was at New
Straitsville Tuesday. He reports
dull times just now out there.
Somebody said this Harrison ad-
ministration would bring good
times. ~ u
The Lady Chorus Singers in
the Opera, "Jephthah and His
Daughter" are preparing their own
costumes, and Diasius, the Tailor,
will make suits for the male Chorus
singers; the leading Characters
will be furnished wardrobe by
Beck q Son, of Cincinnati.
Elmer Fields was arrested one
day this week, for purloining
money from the drawer at Fox &
Rauch's Meat Store, and is lodged
in Jail awaiting trial before Judge
Acker, who has been sick for sever
al days, but will be out soon again.
Jesse Brown, living at Enter
prise, last Saturday attempted to
get on moving train of empty
coal cars to come to Logan. and
slipped and fell, the car wheels
crushing his left foot and ankle 50
badly that amputation was neces-
sary, which was performed be-
tween the ankle and knee by Drs.
Campbell, Mansfcklsand Pullen.
DR.. A. j. Shrader, of Nelson
willie, is not dead as was reported
last week in these columns, but
was in town last Monday in full
vigor. We were misinformed, and
do not know how it came about.
1t seems that George Gage told us,
and said that John Welt told him,
and CarlBuerhaus told John-Well
we are glad to see. the Doctor
still lives.
Thursday morning the Sheriff
levied on and closed the store Of
Collins & Moore on Judgments
against the firm amounting to
about $40, 10000 in favor of the
Peoples Bank. sThe same day the
firm made an assignment for the
benefit of creditors to /. N. Collins
and John Hansen, as assignees.
The extent of liabilities and assets
are not at present known. Every
one will regret to hear of the en-
barrassmeiit Of this old and we'll
know firm.
"A good sreGorda3sI have sold
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
ten years." says druggist, Il. i.