The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1891-10-24

Seats are now on sale for the
Burglar Co. at Kessler Bros.
Lock your doors the Burglar
will be in town next Wednesday.
-Married-By the same, Oct. 10,
Mr.. James Sykes and Miss Aman-
da Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. McGill Sum
dayed with John Carpenter near
Enterprise.
"A. II. Wilson will address the
people on political questions at
Rockbridge tonight.
Put your X mark to the left Of
the words Democratic Ticket"
and you are all right.
-Married-By G. w. Brehm, ].
p, Oct. 1s, Mr.. Daniel p. Heft and
Miss Alice M Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Carpen-
ter Of Lithopolis, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Lew McGill.
Look out for the burglar he
will be at the Opera House next
Wednesday evening Oct. %.
--Untaxed sugar means cheaper
sugar; taxed tin and a thousand
other articles mean higher prices.
--G. w. O'Hare Of Findlay, for
merly of Logan, visited relatives
and friends in this county this
week.
The Boston Safe Deposit Com
pany VS.. the Ohio and Western
Coal and Iron Company was con-
tinued.
William Williams, about 70
years of age, living in the Fourth
Ward, died suddenly of paralysis
last Sunday.
Mr.. Lewis Smyers Of Indiana,
and who formerly lived in Laurel
township, is visiting old friends in
this county.
-Married--by f. G. Martin, J..
p, Oct. ~, Mr.. Charles ]. Johnston
and Miss Ida M. Parrott, both of
Washington township.
Mrs. James Miller and Mrs.
Mccormick of Columbus, visited
their father, Frank Moeckel sever
al days the past week.
BE sure and attend the Warner
meeting in logan next Friday
evening. Mr.. Warner is one Of the
best orators inthe country.
Want ed--at this Office, boy to
learn the printing business. Must
be a fair scholar, industrious and
more than fourteen years of age.
MIR. and Mrs. Jerry Carpenter
were called yesterday to Canal
Winchester, by the serious illness
OF Lewis Swartz, brother of Mrs.
Carpenter.
No bill in which the Republi-
cans will do their own registering,
counting and certifying of votes
will pass the next House of Repre-
septatives.
-Congressman DUNCAN and A.
III. Wilson addressed large and
enthusiastic meeting of Democrats
at South Bloomingville last Mon
day evening.
Mrs. ]. III. Bowman and chill
dren, after pleasant visit of three
weeks with friends and relatives
here, returned to Columbus last
Wednesday.
MFR. and Mrs. F. w. Dollison,
who have both been sick, are bet
ter. Mr.. Dollison has been unable
to attend to his duties as teacher
the past week.
Mrs. d. Whalen and son Fred,
returned home Thursday from a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends In Ward township and
Athens county.
The store of r. r. Work & Son
was entered last Saturday night by
burglars, who blew open the safe
and abstracted therefrom about $95
In money. No clue.
DIR. G.. w. Dollison, having
been very sick for the last three
weeks with catarrhal fever, has re-
covered his health sufficiently to
attend to business again.
Miss Vic e. Davis has been
called to and accepted position
on the NelsonUiIle Neaos. Her
many friends, and those OF
the "staff' wish her success.
The Democratic meeting al
Gibisonville last Tuesday evening
addressed by Messrs. DUNCAN, Price
and Buerhaus, was we'll attended
and intense interest, was NANTES.
ted.
Senator Lowry has been hurt.
ing the Republicans in the eastern
part of his district, and they want
him away, and at the same time
get little attention here to theil