The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-10-31

elect Grosvenor.
The Wilson bill has put the
country on a good sound basis, and
good times are at hand, business
revives everywhere,
Miss Name Blasius, q recent
graduate from the Carney Hospital
Nurse Training School of South
Boston Mass, is ut home.
The families of Adam Lutz
and Christ Juergensmeir, spent
Sunday at Locust Hill farm, the
guest of Chas, Juergensmeir.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cresap, after q
months visit with her daughter,
Mrs, Web. w. Poston, of Nelson
vile, returned home Monday.
Nov then, every one together,
700 majority for Notestone, Juniper,
Buchanan and Bepnet. How easy
IL is done and not bair turned.
We learn that there was Lo-
gan Glee Club sang to empty
benches in Sand Run, Saturday
night, and then modification set
in.
Mise Ella Pursell gave o. card
party to q few Of her friends Satur
day night, complimentary to hor
guest, Miss Ada Boyle, OF Qolum-
bus.
--Farmels, miners ana laborors,
every vote for the Republioan can,
didates, be it state or county, is The
endorsement Q! tho sold bugs Of
New York.
Mr.. Peter Sells, who bne spent
the past month in Dallas ne&as ad-
vertising for Sells B1os. Cir
Gus and Menagerie, is visitine Mr.
ana Mrs. Lul1er.
Mr.. and Mr3. Eneppsr, rf o.
lumbus, and Mr., ana Mrs. I'D. J,a5g-
renee, of New York. are in oG2 city,
called here oy 5he aeat! u Mr..
Raymond Bell,
Mr.. Harry Glass reports Gle%
he is doing large business for tho
metropolitan Insurance here. Ggg
Glass is a genial hustler and viii
make q success if anybody can.
Another big Republican gcno
wrong, Mr,L0nluan & large manu-
facturer and Republican politician
OF Columbus, has denounced tho
G. 0. p, and henceforth will work
for and in tho interest Of the Dema-
cratic party.
The ladies OF the NJ. ii. Uhurc,l
will hold Saturday market (Noy.
8) in The room east of the gi5y
. Building. Home made bread, pies
cakes, meat rolls, salids DC, car be
had at reasonable ratos,
--Col. Maynald Pond has ratuz NJ
ed from . very pfsasant four
through the soRth, a1Eoh improVed
in health and spirits, 10 speaks
very highly ofhis enterEeinnaantin in
Birmin CHAM, Selma, aud Mont.
gomery, Alabama and especially
of his reception ct Rome. Georgia.
Mr.. Charles Wright, the Hocz-
ing County cattle king, shipped cn
Monday, one OF the finest herds Of
cattle that ever weaG ou6 q the
county, sixty-threo in na-ob5r,
Their average weight being 1868
pounds and the largest Weighing
2O30 pounds. They Wog9 shipped
10 Liverpooi, Eng.
The ladies NJ mo Masonic Nra-
rernity will give q Far Friday aad
Saturday, December 14th and t5th,
The following committees were ap-
pointed: Committees on Advertise
ing: Mr.. Frank schlagetter, Mr. a,
B. Horne, Mr.. z. AI bEcKay, Mrs.
A. B. Horne, Mrs, G. " III. Wright
and Miss Naomi Joneg. Uommit-
te on Program: Mr.. r. u Rayman,
Mr.. VIM. s, Friesner, Mr., y, Q. Pet
tit, Mrs. g. Q. Weitzell, Mrs. q r.
Bowen, end Miss Joanna Thomas.
---Our country il oD ta4 high
wave OF returning prosperity the
Harrison panic is being wipeC oat
Of existance. 4he hard times, due
to over stimulation, tho reauit Of
Mckinley high tariff Lays, are Il -
ing way 10 good times and good
wages.
The Republican managers is2 .
chorus Of "calamity" hoped 10 kAep
prosperity back and use the"eaIami-
ty croalz" as the leading campaign
argument. With this cry the Re
publicaus hoped to delude the work
ing classes into voting the Repub
lican ticket But the prosperity
could NOT be delayed all the ca
lamity crying Of Mckinley and "a
united Republican press, powerful
influence that IL was, could not
check the onword march, says the