The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-12-12

had very successful visit TO Mur-
ray city to institute tempe there
last Wednesday evening. Particu-
lars in Saturdays issue.
If you want to get the Com
naerciat Gazette, the best Bepubli-
can newspaper in Ohio, and get it
every noon, regular, Roy Kern is
the gentleman you want to see.
George Fox, the butcher, in
driving a nail in a board punctured
his knee instead of the board, max.
ing very severe wound causing IA
temporary stiffness of the joint.
The elite of Middleport have
gotten so rocky that even the steel
plate manufactury located there are
picking up their plant preparatory
to moving to Columbus. Too hard
for steel.
Teachers anticipating Christ
mas treat for their schools, will do
we'll to call at A. G. Tipton's groc-
cry and get prices, before sup
plying themselves with candy or
fruit for that purpose.
MIR. Leon Davis, who has been
occupying rooms in the Dollison
block for several years, has been
compelled on account Of the shut
down of the brick works, to move
to the country on farm.
The amazing versatility of Pete
Baker, together with his quaint,
dry humor, had irrisistable hold on
his audience.-Dublin Evening
Dispatch. AT the Opera House,
Wednesday evening, December IL.
Seats ON sale at Rempel's Bazaar.
Our citizens are cordially invit-
ed to call at Harrington's to see the
fine display of Holiday Goods,
suitable FOR all ages. Toy and Ju-
venile Books for children. Stand
ard Books, Poems, Bibles, Hymn
and Prayer Books for older people.
1885,
-Stiers & Company have in their
display window this week very
pretty and unique display. The
Brownies in a game of Rugby foot
ball. The dead dying and injured
lye strewn over the ground, while
the ambulance corps with their
blood stained stretcher are busy at
work.
There is not man in Buffalo
who is held in higher esteem than
our well-known and popular favor
ite, who is a member of the Buffalo
Press Club, a mason of the 32d de.
gree, and also of the order of the
Mystic Shrine, besides being now
the leading German dialect CONNIE
dian of this country. Saturday Ivd-
ings, Buffalo March 18th 1894. At
Rempel's Opera House Wednesday
evening, December 18th.
Miss Kate Bowlby entertained
the Fenimore C's at her home on
North Walnut Street, Saturday
evening, December 9Th, with taffy
pulling. Every one had delight
full time. Miss Bowlby certainly is
proficient among sweets. The tab
leaux rendered by Miss Ruth Ro-
chester and Bessie Palmer, Mr..
McCray and Mr.. Brooks, were GER
tainly perfect. Mr.. Marshaps fame
as an actor has gone abroad. Twas
in the "wee small hours" when the
good byes were said.
The Twice Five Club gave their
first lecture last Friday evening at
the Presbyterian church. Rev.
Powell of Athens, delivered the
address, on "Wendall Phillips"
Several hundred of the Clubs
guests were present and pronounc-
ed the Clubs first lecture reception,
grand success. Rev. Powell is an
orator of rare ability and held his
listeners enraptured during the en-
tire lecture. The Logan Harmonic
Club rendered music for the occa-
sion.
The following officers were
elected to serve the ensuing year
by the j. X. Rochester post G. A. r.
at its meeting last Friday night. j.
T. Mccormick, r. G; Richard Steel,
s. V. G; Isaiah Voris, V. G; Will
ford Stiers, Quartermaster; F. w.
Dollison, Chaplain; Oliver Oaks, p.
Surgeon; John Selb, Guard; Will
liam Montgomery, Officer of the
day; Maynard Pond, Delegate at
large to the department encamp-
ment; w. w. Mcdonald, Alternate
delegate; Maynard Pond, n. o.
Kittsmiller and j. w. Strentz,