The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-02-27

issue.
"A change in the "ad" of VIM.
Kimberling in this paper this week.
Notice it.
Mr.. Fred j. Yerges of Colum-
bus, visited his brother, Lawrence
this week.
Sylvester Armstrong formerly
of South Perry, now of - was
here this week.
Joe Halter, who has been in
; Texas for the last five or six months
is at home again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotlieb Juergens-
meier of Lancaster, visited friends
in Logan this week.
1t is now the season Of public
sales. Get your sale bills printed
at the DEMOCRAT Office.
John Shempp has had his bar
ber shop re-papered and painted so
that he hardly knows III.
We are prepared to print tick
cts on short notice for the township
primaries and at low prices.
We are under obligations to
Senator Brice for beautiful and
highly finished map of the United
States.
Mrs. Peter Nickel died on the
night of February 22nd, of con-
sumption. Her funeral occurred
Wednesday.
Wash. Wyman and daughter
Maggie of Lancaster, were in Lo-
gan Monday calling upon their old
acquaintances.
Editor Pursell attended the
banquet at McConnelsville last
Tuesday evening, in honor of State
Senator ~ bbott.
Miss Maggie Saumenig, who
4has been living in Brooklyn the
past few years, is visiting relatives
and friends here.
Martin Goss, the undertaken of
southwest Falls township was in
town yesterday and made this Of
fee a pleasant call.
Misses Maggie James and Vic
E. Davis of Nelsonville, were in
Logan over Sunday, the guests of
Miss May Crawford.
Mrs. Collision, of Washington
township, died last Monday in the
seth year of her age. She was
buried at Ewing on Wednesday.
All government is more or less
of burden, and the least the peo-
pie can have of it consistent with
good order, the better tbs for them
DIR. Raney has re-fitted up his
dental rooms over Rochester's
store and now has one of the neat,
est and best equipped offices in the
Valley.
Miss Maggie McCune has re-
turned to her home at this place
from North Berne, called there by
the sickness and death Of her sis
ter, Mrs. Ida Keller.
r. E. Hamblin of Pomeroy
and DIR. Ira Hamblin of Columbus
were in Logan the past week, call
ed by the serious illness of theil
mother, Mrs, E. Hamblin.
Mr.. Nelson Curtiss, son-in- law
of ]. L. Bright, has been promoted
to the formanship over a depart
ment of seventy men the car shoI
of Barney & Smith at Dayton, O
Theodore Siddons of Bloom
ington, ILL.,, was in Logan this weel
looking after matters pertaining II
the settled of the estate of his faith
er, T. j. Siddons, deceased, late o
South Perry.
James Henderson having pur
chased the Belt Foundry propose
to start the wheels in the near fu
ture. This will be good news t.
our farmers, who will find MI
Henderson is pleasant gentleman
with whom to do business.
All persons knowing them
selves indebted to me, will pleas
call and settle at once, as my con
templated removal renders it abso
lutely necessary.
MAT MATTHEW'S,
Feb. 81, 1892. Logan, Ohio.
4 1t is time for the committee
men of the township to call thei
meetings to nominate candidates
The nominations should all b
made by March 10th, so as to b
certified to the Board of Election
not less than IL days before tn
election,