The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-07-04

COLUMBUS ana return, sunday,
July 18th. $l.00 round trip.
Go to Gallipolis, Sunday, July
9th. One dollar round trip.
w. II. McClintock, of Defiance
was in town Thursday night.
There has been much difficulty
to find and postoffice this week.
The leading question this week
has been, "Where is the postofiice ?"
Mrs. Jacob Fox visited friends
in Columbus Monday and Tuesday.
John Hansen was in New Lex
ington last Monday on legal bust
ness.
Miss Florence Linton, of Nelson
Vile, visited Miss Anna Fox this
week.
"A pension of $12 a month has
been issued to John Vail under the
new law.
Mrs. McCIintock and daughter
Lucy will locate in Tennessee in a
few weeks.
Miss Shrader left Thursday for
Circleville to stay with her sister,
Mrs. Brown.
w. w. McCray was at Buchtel
last Monday to adjust an insurance
loss occasioned by fire.
Miss Mollie Collumber, who
has been visiting in Nelsonville,
returned home last Sunday.
-Married-July 3, 1891, by G.
w. Brehm, ]. p, Mr.. Timothy Me-
haffey and Miss Nora Smith
Mrs. John Gallagher, of Col
umbus, visited relatives and friends
in this locality the past week.
The folks west Of Market ST
wear a smile and will cheerfully
tell you the way to the postoflice.
Miss Jennie Steinman who has
been engaged in teaching at Stur-
geon Bay, Wis, is home on va
cation.
Minnie and Thomas Weiland
left Thursday morning for Il visit
with relatives and friends in
GAINESVILLE.
w. Wyman, of the Tallmadge
House, Lancaster made pleasant
visit at this office, and among his
friends last Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Weiland, Of
GAINESVILLE returned to her home
Thursday after three weeks visit
with her son N. j. Weiland.
The p. O. is located in nice
room, and when painted and fixed
up will be an elegant place, as well
as convenient in its arrangements.
Don't forget the democratic
Representative Convention COM
posed of Hooking and Vinton
counties, to be held here next Tues
day, July 7.
The alley leading from Main
Street back to the Probate Judges
Office is being cut down to the
grade and will be paved with brick
as soon as the work can be done.
j. G. Anthony of Union Fur
mace, has taken up stray on his
farm, a large dark bay horse, about
ten years old, blind in left eye, bla-
zed forehead, and shod all round.
DIR. Knapp, Oculist, will be in
Logan, July 7, 8, aud 8. Persons
suffering from defective eyes can
do well by calling on him at the
Rempel House. Examination free.
Ex-senator Robert e. Reese,
according to specialin the Enquir-
er, died at Seattle, Washington,
Thursday night. He committed
suicide by cutting his throat, while
in q state of mental alteration.
John Hansen has removed his
Office into the new building of
Homer l.. Wright on Main Street
west of Rochester's store. Mr.. Nc
Cray Will also move into an Office
in the same building In a few days.
People east of the Court House
say the postoffice is in Furnace
town, Falls Mill, Millville, Marion
township or Lancaster. Some use
words of thu Scriptures, but not in
spirit of humility, prayer or
thankfulness.
Mr.. j. S. Johnston, is in Logan,
with his Feather Renovator and
will remain for short time only.
BY his process there is no loss Of
feathers or down, and the bulk is
greatly increased and the feathers
thoroughly cleaned and disinfected
Everybody get ready as my solicit
or will call on you in short time.
My charges are low and will guar
antee satisfaction.