The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-13


New Straitsville
The pen of the spring poet is
now on the move.
Don't fail to see and hear the
Gypsies, in "Genevieve."
-Wanted-100 chestnut fence
posts. Call on j. A. Nail.
-Isadore's solos as sung by Miss
Julia Work, are unequaled.
john l.. Gill, the veteran car
builder, of Columbus, is dead.
The dailies are very busy as to
how John Morgan escaped from
the o. p.
MIR. Charley Frash has moved
into his handsome new residence
on East Hunter Street.
-Messers Charley Coleman and
Charley Baird, of Nelsonville, was
in our city Sunday evening.
The Harmonic Club, composed
of some of Logan's fair musicians,
will, no doubt, become quite popu-
lar.
MIR. William Dalyremple, post
master at Nelsonville, spent Sun
day in our cit, the guest of Hon. V.
G. Lowry.
-"Your Aunt" neat little pa
per of New Lexington, is running a
daily during the Underwood mur-
der trial.
MIR. Fred Scott, of Nelsonville,
was among the fortunate in being
admitted to the law bar at the last
examination.
For Rent, u roomed house;
desirable location. Enquire at A.
G. Tipton's Grocery, East Main
Street.-612w
The sermon of Rev. Moore at
the Presbyterian church last Sun
day was listened to by a large
number of knights of Pythias.
If you want watches, clocks,
and jewelry cleaned or repaired,
call on Lawrence Yerges, at the
Dollison e. Arnold Drug Store.
The names of the parties who
appropriated the cologne are
known, but don't let it worry your
conscience. It's settled for.
Mart Kanode is agent for the
Cincinnati Enquirer, Democratic
organ of Ohio. leave orders with
him and have it delivered to your
door.
Land seekers excursion South,
Jan. Sth, Feb. 9Th, March 5th, April
End and April 30lh. Call on G. w.
Schwenke agent for further par
ticulars.
If you intend buying Billiard
or Pool Table, Bar Fixtures or any
kind or Saloon Supplies write or
call or Bort Bros, l41 N. High
Street, Columbus, Off
The ban,l boys gave a seranade
t. our citizens, Monday evening, in
front of the court house. The oc-
casion not having been previously
posted only ii few heard it, but it wa
greatly enjoyed nevertheless.
The Auditor of State has COM
pleted the tabulation showing the
number of saloons in Ohio and the
distribution of the Dow law fund
for the six months ending with
December. The total number of
saloons in the State is given at 1O,-
ls5 and the aggregate collection
from the tax T1,295,905.34. This
money was distributed as follows:
/. To the State general revenue, $685.
24s.4O; local police funds, 1884, ,753..
70; municipal general revenue,
SI06,Ol4; poor fund, 500, ,ss9.34.
"A special to the Columbus Dis
patch from Lancaster, March 7th,
says: Rev. Thomas Howard Hall,
of the Ohio Conference of the Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, suffered
severe fracture of the left wrist
bones, and contusions Of the head,
this morning, from IL fall on the icy
pavement. The reverend gentle-
man, who is 73 years of age, is well
known in this part Of the State,
where he has served as II minister
and presiding elder since 1853.
The girl that gives way TO a
desire 10 gad about the streets, to
cultivate the Acquaintance ofyoung
men, and act simpering, IL laying
the foundation OF u useless after
life. Then, two to one when mar
ried, she will develop into slnt-
ternly gossip, II no greater misfor-
tune beiall her. II u the girl that
lnves home and helps her mother
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