The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-09-12

awful SlgHp EOl upWuru wipes 10
get their faces right
THE scheme of some Republi-
cans is to talk up Peoples Party
and urge Democrats to support it,,
and then these Republicans on
election day will vote a straight
Republican ticket. The scheme
is old and will not work any more.
-.Pursell visited all the post of
fees in Hooking County last week,
in pursuance of instructions from
the Postmaster General and gave
the postmasters lessons in a syste-
matte method Of bookkeeping. He
says he did not organize clubs or
talk about politics.
The County Commissioners at
their present session appointed j..
p. Nunnemaker of Marion town
ship to the vacant scholarship in
the Ohio University at Athens. Mr.
Nunnemaker is an excellent young
man, and the Commissioners have
done themselves honor in making
the appointment.
We are authorized TO announce
that there will be a meeting of the
Democratic Cleveland Club of Dau-
rel township, at Gibisonville, on
Saturday evening, Sept. 10, to re-
organize the club for the ensuing
campaign. All Democrats are es-
pecially urged to attend. Speakers
will be present and illustrations
given of the new ballot law.
One year ago, the farmers in q
county in northern Ohio had pic
mic and Mckinley and Campbell
were both there. Mckinley told
what a grand thing his tariff was
and said the farmers this year
would get 40c Il pound for their
wool. There will be u picnic this
year at the same place and both
gentlemen have been invited. Gov.
Campbell will be there, but Nc
Kinley has excused himself on ac-
count of that 40c.
"A full house greeted the Alba
Haywood ompany at the Water
man last night and no one will be
heard to express any regrets at
having been there, for it was an en-
tertainnent Of u high order. All
lovers of both vocal and instrument
tai music were highly entertained
with the fine selections rendered,
and the impersonations of Alba
Haywood completely captured the
house.-PJattSmouth, Nej,, Daily
HeraJd.-At Rempel's Opera House,
Sept. p.
| From bills printed at this Of
flee, we learn that at his residencd
in Starr township, on Tuesday,
Sept. %, a. w. Mosure will offer at
public sale, horses, 3 cows giving
milk, four year old short-horn
bull, 8 young cattle, 70 sheep,
hogs, / wagon, l buggy, l mower,
harness, farm utensils, 10 tons of
hay, 5000 feet Of dry oak and pop
lar lumber, parlor organ and all
other household and kitchen furDj-
ture. Terms, on ali sums of $40 or
more, a credit of nine months, pur-
chaser giving note with approved
security.
Mr.. Frank E. Kessler OF Lo-
gan, has been employed to officiate
in the popular drug store of B. L
Price, in place of Mr.. L. e. Eyman,
whose year expired September lst.
Mr.. Kessler is an experienced
druggist, being graduate of the
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
and having six y ears practical eX-
perience. Three years with f. w.
r. Stedem, prescription druggist,
Philadelphia, and three years with
f. s. Case, Of Logan. Mr.. Price is
to be congratulated on securing
the services of such and eXperien-
ced druggist.-LGn LGnc0Stcr Democrat
Stoves Circus will exhibit at
Logan next Thursday, Sept. II, at
2 and s p. III. They pitch their
tent on the Public Square. 1t is
the best 25 cent show ON the road
md amongst the many features
presented are the wonderful Eli
oft Family of Bicycle and Unicy,
Gle fame, seven in number, and
Tom McInarncy, the Irish cham
pion athelete. The performance
is clean and good one all the way
through, and ladies and children
will do well to attend the afternoon
performance. DON'T forget the
date, Thursday, Sept. nth, at {
and 8p. m.
"A better combination of thi s
class never appeared in our city
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