The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-02-11

II ihSbI OOlSly ia VOWh oO JOhh
Ucker's.
w. II. Weitzel has received a
pension.
No marriage licenses issued
since Feb. 2.
Joseph Shaw Of Marion town
ship, has been adjudged insane.
Ed Dollison of Roseville, visit
ed relatives in Logan the past week.
WIN Kennedy of Salt Creek,
was in town last Sunday and Mon
day.
DIR. Dollison has been granted
q pension under the law of June
1890.
Marie, oldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. III. Brooke, is very
sick.
Miss Vic Davis of Neisonville,
is spending couple of weeks in
Logan.
Try Ucker's standard and Sc
lect Oysters, they arc always salts
factory.
-Chauncey Bishop is danger
ously sick with typhoid fever and
consumption.
Fs-Buy your family groceries of
John Trash. Everything sold at
the lowest cash prices.
Celery, Oysters, Fresh and
Smoked Meats at the lowest cash
prices at John Ucker's.
John Frash is paying the high
est market price for country pro-
duce; call and see him.
john Ucker will open today a
fresh invoice of standard and Sc
lect Oysters. Give him call.
Try John Trash for groceries,
provisions, feed and country pro-
duce, all goods of best quality and
at lowest prices.
MIR. Chas Rose was in Cincin-
natl several days this week, buy
ing stock of spring clothing the
finst and best ever brought to
Logan.
"A pension of$12 a month has
been granted to David Reynolds,
who died last July. There are no
children under 16, or widow to
inherit it.
Mr.. William Murphy, an old
respected resident of the western
part of Falls township, died last
Wednesday night after a protract-
ed illness. His funeral will take
place tomorrow at Fairview
church. Will leave the house at
10 O'clock a. m. for the church.
GA Cold Day, or. the Laplan-
ders," at the Academy of Music,
delighted large audience last
evening. 1t is replete with funny
situations, capital hits, pleasing
music and good songs, and pro-
duces roars Of laughter.-PittSburg
IimeS.-At Opera House, Tuesday,
Feb. IA.
The boys applauded every
thing at the Drummer Boy OF
Shiloh" on Thursday night. A rea-
sonable amountOt applause is all
right, when given in the right
manner, but the lusty applause of
everything from the face of Lin
coin to the funeral of Grant is, we
submit, OVERRIDING the applause
business.
The Motherwell Iron & Steel
Co., of this place being dissolved
the plows, harsows, cultivators
plow points, drill points, and the
many kinds of farming implements
and repairs which are on hand
will he sold at surprisingly low
prices. Should any farmer have
an idea Of purchasing such articles
tllc COIHlHS oSdoonj iC oHouiA Soi
at the office near the depot and
learn the prices. Some of the
goods slightly scratched, though
good as new, will go very cheap
An old time crowd was on hanc
last night to witness ga Cold Day
or the Laplanders," musical com
edy, in which Messrs. Fisher anC
Morosco appear and extract mucl
fun. Richard Morosco makes {
very comical dutchman as Jacol
Blow, and Perkins d. Fisher as hi
partner, Able Effort, keep the au
dience in roar while they are OF
the stage. The play does not claim
to any plot, but has been writer
to give the Company a chance t.
make the audience laugh. The ac
tion of the play is at Long Brancl
and aboard steamer at sea. Du
ring the play the ladies and tn
male members of the company sim
number of popular songs, among
which are numbers from "Erminie
"Adonis," "Evangeline," and Spec
ter Knight" "a Cold Day" is al