The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1893-05-06

residence OF business, or your son or unugn-
ter Is married, or when your ncighbOr gets
thing of Interest to the public, bring or send
II In and the DEMOCRAT willgladly approci-
ate IT..
Lawn Tennis shoes 40 so & GO
cts. at Stockwell & Becks.
Mr.. Jacob Fox was in Colum-
bus yesterday on business.
Miss Vic Davis is visiting rel
atives and friends in Logan this
week. ~l
= The regular Jury for this term
of court has been dismissed till
May %.
--Chas l.. Brooke of California
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
O. Brooke.
Mrs. L. A. Richardson, of Lam
caster, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. C. e. Brehm, this week.
Mrs. George Holl almost sever
ed the thumb of her left hand on
Tuesday last, with hatchet.
-Stockwell & Beck carry the
largest and best line of Boots and
Shoes of any film in the city.
Jesse Voris of this place and
Miss Emma Elder of Shawnee
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The family of Mr.. John Hansen
moved to Chicago this week, where
they expect to remain for some
5, time, ~
Joe Patterson a former Logan
boy was seriousley hurt last Sum
day while coupling cars at Valley
Crossing.
Married by ,Rev.J. F. Williams
this residence in Logan O. April
20, Mr.. Harvey H. Linton and Miss
Annie Smith.
Mrs. D. r. Bishop wishes to
sell her stock of groceries, would
like to sell to some one who will
remain In the room.
The churn swindlers we under
stand are making their rounds
through the country with their
money making schemes.
-Stockwell & Beck carry an
immense line of OxfOrds, Bluchers
southern ties in Tan & Black for
ladies misses & children.
"A soldier named Rannells
from New Straitsville was buried
here last Wednesday under the
auspices of his comrades of the G..
A. r..
The marriage banns of Mr..
Frank Brown and Miss Lucy Nc
Courtney were published last Sun
day at the st. Johns Catholic
church.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex, A. Juniph-
er who have both been very sick
for several weeks at the residence
of their daughter in Athens, have
returned home very much improv-
ed in health.
AT the "Dcmorest Contest"
held at Lancaster Wednesday, the
young ladies from Logan carried
off the honors. Miss Lulu Bright
winning first prize, Miss Bessie
Palmer the second and Miss Grace
Martin the third.
We are informed that some
time during this month the G. H.
v. & 4. railroad company will put
on an additional passenger train
between Athens, and Columbus
leaving Athens at-12:30 p. m. and
make the run to Columbus in two
hours and forty minutes.
News comes that the depositors
of the New StraitsviIle Bank will
receive dollar for dollar. 1t is
very good news, for many of those
whose confidence in the Bank was
sufficiently strong to entrust it
with all they owned In the world,
and others who could but lily afford
to lose their savings. We hope for
the future of the Bank and the
good people who deposited their
all within its vaults, that they will
receive every cent due them.
-Quintus Kemper a well known
and good citizen of Green township
died Thursday or Friday of last
week. He had been in poor
health long time from complica-
tion of diseases. On Thursday he
started off to see his sister, but
never reached the place. 1t SENS
he wandered off into by-road
near sthe Jared Donaldson farm
where he was found dead ON Satur-
day. He had apparently been
dead day or more. He was near
20 years old.
Last Monday work was sus-
pended in every coal mine in the