The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-12-09
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-Lancasteris to have another
new gas well.
Mrs. VIM. Waner is quite sick
at this writing.
Read what A. @. Upton offers
in his "ad" this week.
Miss Ella Boyd, of Baltimore,
Md, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Canty, mother of j. p.
Canty is reported to be seriously
ill.
Mr.. VIM. Hayden, of Columbus
was in Logan on business Thurs
day.
Notice what Stiers e. Co., have
to say in their advertisement this
week.
Jacksonville had a mad dog
scare last Sunday. The dog was
killed.
Probate Judge.elect, Weitzell
visited in New Plymouth on Sun
day last.
Mr.. John Nixon has purchased
half interest in the livery stable of
r. Glass.
-Married-Dec 4, by Rev. j. F.
Williams, Martin V. Weaver and
Jessie B. Brown.
MIR. Yerges. at Reber's is the
most experienced watchsmith in
town. Give him call.
Get your jewelry mended and
your watch repaired by Yerges,
the jeweler, at Reber's.
The County Commissioners be-
gan their regular session on Mon
day last and are still in session.
Christ Lehman, Lancaster
grocer, the other day paid taxes to
the amount of $25.00 in pennies.
All grades Of the famous "Platt"
Oysters constantly on hand at the
popular meat store of John Ucker.
The Carroll, Fairfield County,
Creamery was burglarized last
week, and four tubs of butter tax
en-.
DIR. Bright, we'll known to our
citizens has been elected Post Com
mander of the G. A. Il. at New
Lexington.
The furniture of G.. "A. r. Hall
in the Gable Block in Nelsonville
was destroyed by fire Thursday
morning last.
Mrs. Cresap, relict of d. j. Gre
sap, has been very sick the last
week, but is now better under the
treatment of DR.. Dollison.
&C. M. Bowlby and Lady return
ed from their wedding trip and
have taken possession of theii
rooms at the Rempel House.
Columbus and return Wednes.
day evening Dec. 20. Gentleman
and lady $l.50. Each additional
lady only soc including admission
to the Ball.
20. C. Pierce is selling a new
brand of coffee, put up in tin cans
and composed of an admixture o
Mocha and Java, it is strong and
of good flavor; try it. See ad.
The Pythian Sisters will give
a Martha Washington supper ant
entertainment Jan. 1st, 1894 at the
New 1. 90. F. Hail. Admission
10 cents; supper 20 cents. Every
body invited to come.
Mr.. George Stultz and Miss
Emma Beougher were married
Thursday night by Rev. Rudestll
at the M. F.. parsonage. We con
gratulate' the happy couple ant
wish them unbounded success
through life.
-"The Dog Went Mad"-a a new
song by Harry F. Carson, now be
ing sung by Eddie Fox in Sinbat
has become immensely popular
Price 40 cents. Published b.
Thompson & Carson, 467 Wabasl
Ave., Chicago.
When boys enter college thor
oughly prepared, their success i
almost assured. Kenyon Militar.
Academy at Gambler, Ohio, j
much the oldest, largest and bes
equipped Preparatory boarding
school in the State. Send for it
catalogue.
The following are the officer
elect of Logan Lodge X. of p: N
of W., j. b. Dollison; g. g., w. II
Strentz; V. O., Sam'l Hart; Prelatt
J. A. Nail; M. of E., 9. M. Bowlby
M. of F., 9. J. Jurgensmeier; X.
r. and s., ]. w. Strentz; M. at A
F. KittsmilleI; Rep. to G. L., A. +
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