The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-11-05

OF George FOX.
Fresh lard at George Fox's;
warranted pure.
For sNAG PROOF RUBBER BOOT
go to II. j. Doebele's.
Don't fail to vote the Democrat
il ticket next Tuesday.
Potatoes, corn and feed for sale
at lowest prices by John Trash.
"A Secondhand Sewing mach
inc for sale worry cheap; call at this
Office.
Fresh vegetables of all kinds
for sale ut lowest prices by John
Frssh.
All kinds of fresh canned goods
cheap, at the store of d. r. Bishop
G. Sons.
The finest and freshest canned
corn and tomatoes at d. r. Bishop
& Sons.
George Fox has large supply
of fresh Wiener Wurst. Call and
get some.
Buy your groceries and provi-
sions of John Frash. His goods
arc first class.
Buy your Oysters and Celery
of John Ucker and get the best for
theleast money.
OYSTERS! Oysters4 Either in
bulk or cans at bottom prices.
Gallon John Ticker.
Sugars, coffee, tea and pure
spices at John Frash's. Gail and
learn his low prices.
Call on Ii. J. Doebele and see
those Snag Proof Rubber Boots
Nnd you will buy no other.
Il. Kleinschmidt, Sr has added
a neat portico to the front of his
residence on East Main Street.
Gen. Grosvenor's meetings in
this County were failures, and he
and his friends are much worried.
How many of those private pen
sion laws vetoed by Grover Cleve-
land became laws under Harrison
john NJ. Cook of Washington
Township, mas received II pension
Of $12a month under the new law.
M. NJ. Miller was kicked on the
ankle by horse last week, but at
present he is able to get about again.
KNOCK out all chances next
Tuesday of there ever being a
Force Bill. Vote the Democratic
ticket.
John Ucker the meat man has
on hand all kinds of Fresh and
smoked meats, best quality! Low
est prices!
Mrs. F. w. Dollison and Mrs.
"Doc" Miller and children, visited
relatives at Gibisonville the latter
part of this week.
--Married-by Rev. ID. r. Moore,
in Logan, Wednesday evening, No
vember 2nd, 1892, DR.. George Craw-
ford and Miss Aurora l.. Wood
worth.
"A large and fine line Of Ladies
and Gents, Misses and Childrens
fine shoes and Candee Rubbers for
sale at lowest prices by III. j. Doe
belle. Call and see them.
-Married-at the home of the
hride's parents in Falls Township,
Hooking County, o., Nov. 2nd, 1892
by Rev. j. G. Mclaughlin, Mr.. AL
len White and Miss Emma Goss.
I'm Common Pleas Court yester-
day the motion for new trial of
John Heis for the killing of Frank
Chute was overruled without argu-
ment, and Heis was sentenced to
the Penitentiary for life.
We learn that F. S. Case has a
lot of thoroughbred Poland China
Hogs for sale. Those who may
want pure bred stock for breeding
purposes con not find better stock
for the purpose than those of Mr..
Case. He has been especially care
full to get only the best of the pur-
est blood, and his stock is worthy
of all confidence.
Hon. i. II. Neal of ChillicOthe,
and Hon. G. f. Peoples of Pomeroy,
Democratic nominee for Congress,
made a pleasant call at this Office
Saturday morning. These gentle.
men made eloquent and convincing
speeches at the Court House on
Friday night. The room was crowd
ed with an attentive audience OF
Democrats from all parts of the
County.
The barn of John w. Price
over the line in Vinton County
was burned last Monday evening.
A threshing machine, wheat drill
moving machines, plows, harness
100 bushels of wheat, 80 bushels OF
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