The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-27
Election is near at hand.

Stiers & Co., only 10c per doz.
MIR. Robt. Kline, of Toledo is
visiting DR.. Raney and family.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Palmer are
visiting in Columbus this week.
Miss Emma Preston is the guest
OF Mrs. Geo. Bond, of Haydenville.
Mr.. Dave Collumber of Colum-
bus is visiting relatives in Logan.
Jacksonville has advertised for
bids on City Hall, soon to be built
there.
Can Pursell, Silket and John
T. Norris carry the miners vote for
Grosvenor.
Tom Raney of Lancaster, form
erly foreman of the Sentinel, is a
Logan visitor.
Mr.. A. @. Sands entertained the
whist club in an elegant manner at
the Hotel Rempel.
Miss Florence Sells of Column
bus, is visiting her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Luker.
MIR. Jno. B. Lutz of Logan is
visiting his father, B. Lutz, and
family--Ohio Eagle.
Something new and original,
"Dixies Land" Opera House, Tues
day evening Oct. Both.
MIR. Thos. Wright has been
spending few daysi with friends
and relatives in Lancaster.
The Misses Voris entertained
q few of their friends in an elegant
manner Thursday evening.
Mrs. Monroe Hannah, of Swan
Creek, Gallia Co. o., is the guest of
Mrs. j. o. Upton this week.
MIR. and Mrs. I. N. Stiers and
daughter, and Mrs. Rev. Winters
took in the excursion on the 25th.
-Kessler Bros. will soon have
something to say to you about their
holiday goods. Lots of pretty
things.
Zimmerman, the bicyclist and
champion of the world, has won
near $4,000 on his European races,
this past season.
Tho best cotton picking scene
ever produced on the stage, in
"Dixies Land" Opera House, Tues
day evening Oct. 3Oth.
Riley Bray has secured a very
lucrative winters job about two
miles west of Columbus, where he
went the first of the week.
Rev. j. e. Rndisill of the M. e.
Church will deliver the 3rd lecture
of the series, tomorrow evening.
His subject will be the 4th COM
mandment.
Grand street parade given by
"Dixies Land" Company on Tues
day Oct. 3Oth. Admission 35, SO
and 60 cents. Reserved seats on
sale at Rempel's Bazaar.
1t is due to General Grosvenor
that the Hooking Valley miners
get pay for the nut coal they dig
The General furnished them the
screens while in congress.
"A new church was organized
in Cleveland Ohio, a few days ago
called. "The church of the Open
Bible" No person can become
member of it who uses tobacco.
For SALE.-Pure Poland China
Hogs, Sires and Dams, all recorded
in o. P. G. Record. Can furnish
pairs not akin. Call on or address
GEO. ScHAAL, Hue, Ohio.
The poetic satire, "Your Moth.
er's Apron String" will be giver
by Chaplain Lozier, at the M. E
Church, Wednesday eve at 8 O'Clock
standard. Admission 25c, children
IOc.
The Mithoff House, Lancaster
has changed hands. 1t will be un
der the management of Messers e
b. Cartwell and Ed. Mithoff, thu
executors of the late Theodore Nit
hoff estate.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says
of one of Chaplain Lozier's enter
tainments; ellis songs and humo
carried the boys to high pitch O
enthusiasm" At the M. e. Church
Wednesday evening.
MIR. Harry Glass, General Agt
for the Metropolitan Insurance,
among our people doing business
Mr.. Glass is an old newspaper man
and is an often pleasant caller a
our office.
Why not have a joint debat
l