The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-11-14

last Tuesday.
MARTIN Bros. best cabinet pho
tos' $500 a dozen.
--TheLancaster Board Of Health
has been abolished.
Does the doctor pay visits, or
do the Waits pay the doctor? s
See the new advertisement OF
Basidn & Wolinsky this week.
DIR. Ira Hamblin, Of Columbus
is visiting his mother this week.
Notices Of warning to hum
ters" inserted for 25 cents each.
Miss Vic Davis OF the Nelson
Uilte Nesos, spent Sunday at home.
do not miss Howorth's Hiber-
MICA next Tuesday night, Nov. IL.
Get dozen cabinet photos
from Martin Bros, $l.50 and $500.
--Howorth's Hibernica next
Tuesday night at Rempel's Opera
House.
Mrs. Barnes, widow Of Nathan
Barnes, was buried last Sunday
afternoon.
Miss TiIlie Whitcraft Of In
dianapolis, is visiting, her brother,
Thos. Whitcraft. A. 1''NA
Blaine thinks Mckinley in the
late election was u brand plucked
from the burning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Arm
strong iAHdtO9 VIII Wright were
at GallipolIs Thursday.
AN increase of pension has
been granted recently, to Rev. N.
Lohr and Sol Rhoades.
WIN. G. Gear, Democra tic SEN
tor elect of Wyandot county, was
I'm the city last Monday
Surveyor James navis has
been condne d to his room several
weeks with rheumatism.
"A pension has been granted un-
der the new law to Mrs. Susannah
Whitmer Of Laurel township.
Wash Wyman of Lancaster,
waa down here last Wednesday
smong his old acquaintances.
Last Thursday John Hansen
went to Laurel township to visit
HIS mother, who is in poor health.
George G. Gage has been ap-
pointed Deputy Marshal in connec-
tion with his duties as truant off,
Ger.
Mrs. Leo Lesquereux of Col
umbus, is spending few weeks in
Logan, the guest, Of her friend,
Miss Idella PUNK.
The majority Of w. p. Price in
this county was 1872, Of Mr.. Payne
In Vinton county go, leaving
the majority Of Mr.. Price in the
district at 1872,
-Married-Nov. 10, 1891, by Rev
J. W.; Luccock ofthe NJ. f. church,
Mr.. George 4, Disbennet and Miss
Sarah Ludlow. They we're a pleas
ant comely couple.
The musical features are not
only fine, but proved great hit.
"Littie Trixie" Is sure to make
barrel OF money.-Oskosh TIMES,
AZ Rempel's Opera House, Nov. 90.
Mr.. Frank Rochester, one of
Logans bright sand promising
young business men, has been in
Athens several days, the guest OF
Mr.. David m. Moore Of the First
National B&nk.-Athens Messenger
-"Lfttie -Trixie" the bright mu-
sical farceseomedy! now running ut
the Grand Opera. House, is making
great hit, and will draw we'll the
remainder Of 4itsF 'stay.-Attantic
city { MJ.J lRepiei0g Astathe Opera
House, next Friday night, Nov. 20.
William Westenhaver, son
Of Horace Westenhaver, died last
Monday Of typhoid fever, the fu-
neral taking place Wednesday.
He had been in business in Chica-
go the past two or three years and
had come home on visit short
time ago. -.
Fred Morehead got an arm
broken and received injuries about
the head yesterday while at his
duties as,6remsn on. the G. H. ". &
T. Ry. We also learn that a young
. man by the name of Cage, son on
J. R. Cage, of Starr Tp.,. a break
man on the railroad was killed by
falling from a car here last night.
Articles for the incorporation
OF a new company for making
brick and tile were filed with the
secretaryQf9 State lastr Thursday
by number of our citizens. The
capital stock is $45,e6O. The incor-
porators are John Hansen, n. w.
Wright James Dickent b.. H. AL
len, Robert Wright, Jr. and Joseph
M. Payne. tits an organization by