The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-05-04
IT Is SAID,
Rcsaid, Chewcd Over Again
and Them Here 1t Is
III Cold Type.
The Happenings OF Logan aud viciuity
Carefully Compiled for Our
Kindly Readers.


Mr.. NJ. G. Grove has returned
from u winter in Mexico.
Peter Mason and wife, of Muir
ray City, were attending court Fri,
day.
MIR. Dan'l Warthmun, of New
Plymouth, was Il Logan visitor last
week.
George Fox has handsome
new awning in front of his meat
market.
Good music at Gymnasium on
evening of May 18th. Admission
10 cents.
The Rempel House received
new coat OF paint last week in wat
err colors.
Canton, o., May 81 to oath, l..
90. L. Grand Lodge Meeting
Half fare.
Mr.. Harvey Stulta goes to
Roseville in few days to work on
potter kilns.
The base hall park will soon be
in ship shape and a game in the
near future is expected.
Peter Miser, formerly of Logan
now of Dresden, O., made us a
pleasant visit Thursday.
Help the boys along. L. A. c.
entertainment at Gymnasium May
18th. 10 cents admission.
Rev DR.. Moore will deliver the
memorial address to the G. Il. r.
Post at Cutler o., May 3rd.
MIR. Frank Miller will move his
family from this city to Shawnee,
where he has employment.
FOR SALE-1G colts and IS
secondhand buggies. Call on or
address, II. Glass, Logan, o.
Go to nollison & Arnold's drug
store for the finest wall paper. A
large fresh lotjust received.
The Milf Hotel is receiving a
new coat of paint, the handy work
of Jerome Bishop and son Charles.
Mr.. r. II. Dollison and his
mother, of Gibisonville, spent We'd
nesday with F. w. Dollison and
family.
-Roanoke, Va, May so, 81, June
], 2, and 4, half fare on account
annual meeting German Baptist
Brethren.
Don't miss the Ladies' Club
Drill on evening of May l7th
at l.. A. G. entertainment. Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Mr.. Milton r. Gaffney on yes
terday put up the tight rope in the
L. A. G. Gymnasium for their en-
fertainment on May 18th.
Roy Kern is agent for the Com
mercidt Gazette. Try it week and
you will take it longer. He is al
ways prompt and regular.
Will Lowery received a severe
blow on the head with Il piece of
umbeE while attempting 10 raise a
part of the wooden factory.
-Married--at the home OF the
bride in Gore, o., Mr. Lewis Cook,
of Logan, to Miss Rose e. Amendt.
Rev. w. f. Harsh ofiiciated.
Miss Maude Beattie visited in
p Logan Saturday. Miss Ella
Sheppard and Mrs. Wolfe spent
Saturday in Logan.--Nelsonville
Register.
Go to Dollison & Arnold's drug
store for clocks, watches, jeweIr,
and repairs, and you will fnt
Messrs Reber and Yerges glad Il
see you.
Go to Dollison & Arnold's drug
store for your fresh druss ana pre-
+ 49, 'Pe'Oiis1 QlIu Ds W lG-UcT, Oul
prescription clerk, will he glad I,
wait on you.
If you intend buying Billiard
or Pool Table, Bar Fixtures or an,
Kind of Saloon Supplies write o
call on BoTr Bros, l4l N. Higl
Street, Columbus, Off.
The third lecture in the Mis-
sionary Series will be given at th,
Presbyterian church Tomorrow
evening, on the subject, Japan
Past, present and future.'
Don't say it is too late; yo,
have cleaned your carpets, yol
have beaten the dust out of IL; bn
for that brignt, new appearance,
you must use Lightning Carpe
Cleaner. Terms reasonable.
DICK YENT y
MIR. Jennings, chief engineer o
the proposed New Railroad through
the Hooking Valley, was In GU