The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-04-01

Garden and vegetable seeds in
bulk, at Reber's.
David Karshner, of Laurelville |
was in town Thursday.
Watches, Clocks, Spectacles,
and jewellery at Reber's.
FOR SALE--Some harness and |
also new and old buggies. Call on
w. l.. Gage.
We noticed Chas. f. Martzolf,
now of Dicksonton, o, in town
Wednesday.
Judge Huffman was here Mon
day and set the docket for the next |
term of court.
Turn your watches and clocks
back to railroad time at noon to
day. 1t is the law.
-Lucius G. Wright of California
is visiting his father Robert
Wright at this place.
The docket Of the next term of
Court just printed at this Office con-
tains about 100 cases.
Go to A. G. Upton & Co. when
you want fish. They have them
all kinds 1888 catch.
Go to Reber's for the latest sty-
les of wall papers. The most COM
plete line in all qualities.
THE Athens Journal has the.
printing of the tickets of that
county, $4,000 for $147,50.
II. j. Ryan, of Athens, is visit
ing his daughter and in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. White.
When it is noon at Columbus,
Ohio. what is the time at st. Louis,
Mo. ? the law says it is the same.
w. M. Vancuren, P. M. at
Apple, and Henry SwaIbugh made
the DEMOCRAT n friendly call yes
terday.
Put your X mark to the left of
every name you vote for next
Monday and see that those names
are Democrats.
Married BY G. w. Brehm J. p.
March 27, 1893 John w. Horden
and Miss Florence e. Lax both of
Longstreth, Ohio.
1t is time to begin thinking
howyou will mark your ballot next
Monday so as to vote Il straight
Democratic ticket.
Gasoline Stoves for the season
of 1898, new and improved, are be-
ing received by G. Z. Armstrong.
Call and see them.
The elections next Monday all
over Ohio will be held on Standard,
or railroad time which is about 80
minutes slower than sun time.
If you want Good Goods, per-
feet fit and a fashionable cut call
on f. BIasius & Son the STAR
Clothiers. Sign of RED STAR.
F. Blasius & Son has some
exclent bargains in clothing. Call
at their New Store-Sign of RED
STAR suspended in Middle of
Main Street.
The State Supervisor of Elec-
tions has ordered that the polls at
all voting places be opened and
closed Monday on Standard time.
All election officers will govern
themselves accordingly.
A man named Johnson was
buried at Mt. Pleasant last Sunday.
lie had been staying in Chicago
where he took sick and died, and
the remains were brought to his
old home near Mt. Pleasant for in
terment.
"A comfortable dwelling house
on Col. Rempel's farm west Of town
was destroyed by fire Thursday,
supposed to be from sparks lodg-
ing in the roof, The family, named
Disbennet, occupying the house
saved their goods.
Lewis Green has been appoint
ed postmaster at this place. The
appointment appears to have been
made on recommendations of per-
sons far away from Logan. The
working Democrats of Logan did
not recommend him.
Probate Judge Acker received
letter one day this week from
S Athens Asylum stating that Allen
Gafney, an inmate there from this
town, had had an apoplectic at
tack or something Of the kind and
was in a critical condition.
Miss Maggie Kull, matron OF
the Children's Home, yesterday
took her % scholars up to Millville
to attend and compete in the clos
ing exercises and entertainment
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