The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-10-01
Sam stellar has moved to Lo-


was badly bitten in the face Thurs.
day by dog.
John Notestone, the Democrat
ic candidate for Treasurer, was in
town several days this week.
Heating Stoves for Offices and
srore rooms, cheap, at G. p. Arm
strOng's. Call and see them.
MIR. Albert Todd of Vanwert
County, spent several days with
his cousin, Martin Goss last week.
See G. P. Armstrong; fine Par
lpr Heating stoves before you buy,
he can suit you in style and price.
&C. P. Armstrong, the Timer, is
on hand with a full line of Heating
Stoves of all varieties and prices.
Read the advertisement of N.
w. Hamblin in this issue of the
DEMOCRAT, and then give him a
call.
John G.. Krinn, ofLaurel town
ship, and the next Inffrmary Direc-
tor of Hooking county, was in town
yesterday.
If you want Heating Stove
for Parlor, Office, or Store room,
call at G. p. Armstrong; old stand
0n Main Street.
REV. DIR. Moore has returned
from his vacation, and the usual
services will occur at the Presby-
terian Church tomorrow.
Warren Lanning and Miss
& Augusta M. Bowers were married
at their residence on East Main
Street Thursday evening.
= Rev. Joel B. Matthias and Miss
Emma f. Mowrey were married
by Rev. Chas. Laughlin, in the U.
B. Church Thursday evening.
Rev. Luther Senters of New
port, KY, uncle of Mrs. w. p. Price
and Miss Jessie Mansfield, visited
friends and relatives in Logan this
week.
Court convened on Wednesday,
but at once adjourned till Monday,
as the case which was to occupy
most of the week, if tried, was COM
promised.
-Married-by g. w. Brehm, ].
p, at the residence Of Judge Acker
on East Main Street, Sept. 90, 1892,
Mr.. Riley d. Bray and Miss Celesta
Reichley.
Mr.. Lively of Salt Creek, a
brother of Mrs. d. H. Lappen, was
badly gored by a vicious bull one
day last week. His injuries are
very serious.
Miss Catharine Glasgow of Nc
Arthur, was in town last Monday
and sold her house and lot on
North Walnut Street to Mrs. Nan
cy J. Lemon.
There seems to be a number
OF shiftless fellows about this town
who greatly annoy hard-working
citizens by wanting to borrow
money of them.
MIR. and Mrs. J. G. Strawn and
children, Mr.. Odes Allen and cous-
In, Miss Idella PUNK spent Sunday
in New Plymouth, the guests of
Mr.. Aliens parents.
20. w. H. Wright is about to
build himself u new residence on
his lot on East Main Street, and
for this purpose has moved his
family temporarily into ]. M.
Floyd's house on Hunter Street.
The Council has arranged to
purchase team of horses for the
Fire Department. They also
should re-organize the Department
so as TO pay the members for every
attendance at fire, and pay less
to the officers.
DIR. Dollison has been appoint
ed to take charge of the Signal
Station at this place, for the u. s.
Signal Service. The Doctor will
be in one of his elements In taking
observations daily of heat and cold,
light and shade, snow and rain,
freeze and thaw, and all that per-
tains to the subject.
--POstmaster-G General Wanama-
ker has compiled hymn book
called, "Living Hymns; a Casket
of Song Gems" and has called up
on postmasters everywhere to buy
q copy and take an agency. Bro.
Pursell in due time with an elegant
copy and sample book, will be
around. 1t beats visiting county
post Offices clear out Of sight.