The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-12-05

Secure your seats for Vreeland's
Minstrels.
Judge Bright was in Colum-
bus, Monday.
The butchering season is now
on in its full vigor.
Isaiah Voris has returned from
a visit at Marysville.
STAGE Matheny and Chas. Cook
were home over Sunday.
Miss Vic Davis of Nelsonville,
spent last Sunday in the city.
--Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kimberling, Nov. 26,-a daughter.
Remember the date of Vree-
laand's Monster Minstrel Carnival.
j. A. McClelland of Perry
township, was in town Monday.
The mother of Marshall Deish-
ley is suffering seriously with stom-
ach trouble.
Mrs. VIM. Carpenter living up
near Pine Grove, was buried last
Wednesday.
Mrs. John w. Strentz is ;nak-
ing a two weeks visit with fliends
in GAINESVILLE.
Harry Rose was in Lancaster
Wednesday to witness the "Bunch
of Keys" play.
The County Commissioners
will meet next Monday in regular
quarterly session.
Alex. A. Junipher, Commits
sioner elect, and lady of Greendale,
were in town Tuesday.
increase Of pension to $17 n
month has been granted to Thos.
]. Allen and j. S. Shaw.
John Risley is suffering seri-
ously with continuous attacks Of
fits to which he is subject.
We noticed Prof. Al. Sparks,
the blind music teacher, on our
streets few days this week.
Miss Ivy Dollison, who has
been in Illinois for the past year,
returned home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gaffney of
Charleston, w. Va, are visiting
friends and relatives in Logan.
1t has recently came TO light
that great traffic in horse flesh
for table use exists in Chicago.
Josie II. Rochester returned
last Monday from Marysville,
where he has been spending sever
al weeks.
Mr.. Aaron A. Price, father of
Hon. w. p. Price, is confined to his
room suffering seriously with can
Ger of the stomach.
ALBERT Vanatta, who has been
spending several months in the
northern part of Ohio, returned
home last Thursday.
Miss Namoa Carr, a charming
young lady of New Straitsville,
spent several days this week visit
ing friends in Logan.
You Republicans in this county
who want places under Gov. Nc
Kinley must stand solid with Wick
ers.' He holds the keys,
Mrs. ID. A. Miller is spending
the winter at Indianapolis, where
her daughter Bessie is receiving
treatment at the Surgical Institute
-G. B. Hughes of Laurelville,
and his brother, Fl. G. Hughes of
Pickaway county, were in. town
Thursday and made friendly call
at this office.
-Wanted-A lady or gentleman
to take orders for Gold and Silver
Plating. Good pay.
The Champion Shelf Mfg Co,
Springfield, o.
John Pettitt was duly admitted
to the bar by the Supreme court at
Columbus last Wednesday,. John
passed q creditable examination
and is now full fiedged attorney.
-"Our Country Cousin" at the
Opera House last Tuesday night
was one of the finest shows that
has ever been here. 1t was un-
fortunate that the attendance was
so limited.
If you are not feeling very
well these changeable days it is
much cheaper to remain in the
house and be we'll cared for, even
though week or two, than to lose
the remainder of your life. "A doc
tor bill is usually less expensive
than funeral.
Mr.. r.. A. Jones, an intelligent
colored gentleman, and a Demo-
crat, of Cleveland, was in the city
Wednesday, calling on our citizens
In the interest of his Democratic
paper, the Cleveland Globe of
which he has been the enterpris-
ing publisher for several years.
, Mr.. Jones was n candidate thiS fall