The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-09-23

--Good racing at the Fair don't
miss it.
Rev. Moore is at Presbytery
this week.
Bring your family to the Fair
next week.
Hooking County Fair Sept. q,
to 80, inclusive.
Come to the Fair next week
and see the attractions.
Lawrence Yerges is once more
at his place of business.
= Mr.. Ode Allen and Will Keynes
are at tho Worlds Fair.
Judge Friesner was attending
court here several days this week.
MIR. Milton Armstrong, of
Perry township was in town Fri
day.
Il. j. Burgess, of Columbus, was
in town Tuesday night and We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Osa Spurrier and son re-
turned to their home in Lima this
morning.
Esq. E. Shaw, of Carbon Hill
was witness in Court one day
this week.
Miss Sue Mcbride is at st.
Mary's of the Springs attending
the seminary.
The Fair management promise
a good exhibit and good entertain
ment. Come and see.
-Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Fox, of West Hunter street, Mon
day, Sept. 18, a daughter.
-Lane's medicine moves the
bowels each day. In order to be
healthy this is necessary.
Gordon Armstrong, Carlton
Bright and Frank Brooke are at
tending college at Delaware.
The Nelsonville Sewer Pipe
Co. resumed work on Monday last
with a bright prospect ahead.
Buy your fresh meat, ham,
sausage, celery and vegetables of
John Ucker and get the best.
Abe Applegate had his foot
severely hurt Tuesday evening by
a kick from a horse, one or two of
the small bones were broken.
MIR. John Hansen, who has
been here for several days, has
shipped his goods to Chicago and
will start for his home at that
place on Monday next.
Call at Cases drug store and
see samples of Early Red Clawson
and jones' Winter Fife, pure clean
seed wheat. Yields on good land
80 to SO bushel per acre.
We were delighted by a call
from Mr.. Chas. Spencer, of Salt
creek, on Thursday. Mr.. Spencer's
Democracy is of the died-iu-the-
wool sort; it never fades and is a
full yard wide.
VIM. F. Zeigler, ex-Treas. of
Fairfield County, last week, was
found about $4,000 short in his cash
and resigned the Office. Theodore
Becker has been selected and quail
ified to fill the unexpired term.
Perry Fox, who was under ar
rest in Lancaster for shooting
Glen. Blizzard, at that place on
the evening Of Sept. 18th, has been
discharged, the coroner holding
that the shooting was accidental.
Persons troubled with chronic
diarrhoea should try Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem.
edy. Many cases have been cur.
ed by it after all else had failed
and skilled physicians were power.
less. For sale by F. Harrington.
VIM. Stultz, an employee OF
the @. H. v. & T. Ry. had the fing'
ers of the left hand badly mashed
by lump of coal falling from the
car onto his hand while it was
resting on the platform when he
was engaged in coupling the cars
DIR. Campbell dressed his hand and
hopes to save the fingers.
We were pleased to take oul
old and tried friend Mr.. Abnel
Buzby, of Saltcreek, by the hand
on Thursday. He was in town or
business and being an uncompro
missing Democrat, came to consult
with us with the same freedom
earnestness and intelligence o
twenty-five years ago. The cause
of Democracy is always safe in th'
hands Of true intelligent men lik'
our old friend Abner.
"A mob at Roanoke, Va, under