The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1896-03-13

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Mr.. q. WI James Is yet seriously

ure March rs.
Mr.. Walter j. Rlsley, of the o.
u. at Athens, is in the city.
DIR. j. II. Dye was visitor in
Marietta Tuesday of this week.
The fire company will give n
grand banquet in the near future.
This is March 10th. Don't for
get Gen. Gordon's lecture March,
20.
Work on the sewerage is slightly
delayed on account of the heavy
snow.
Mrs. L. G.. Rochester was visit
or in Athens this week the guest of
Mrs. David Moore.
Mr.. Phillip Rising, of Lancaster,
stopped over between trains from
Straitsville yesterday.
q, Clerk Lappen and Auditor Arm
strong were in the west of the coun-
ty the first part of the week.
Mr.. Chas. Rose, the clothler is in
Cincinnati this week buying goods
for the spring and summer season.
Frash Brothers are lowering the
floor in their grocery and bakery.
The improvement is much need.
ed one.
For SALE--by Wary Gage, one
buggie and several sets of harness
cheap. call on or address, w. l..
Gage, Logan, Ohio.
Mr.. Geo. +. Armbruister after a
shork visit with relatives and
friends in this city returned to his
home at Fostoria this morning.
Prof, r. E. Rayman has our many
thanks for IN excellent article on
education this issue. The article
appears on the editorial page.
DIR. Hiram Little, of Cleveland,
brother of DR.. David Little and the
late DIR. James Little of this city,
died at his home in Cleveland this
week.
The coming young men of our
city will give return leap year
party to the young ladies at the
home of Mr.. b. G. Mannigal this
evening.
'The Last Days of the Confeder-
acy" will be described by Gen.
Gordon in his lecture of world |
wide reputation at the Opera House
March Goth.
Mrs. Fred Mericle and Mr.. Geo,
Mcclure, of Bremen, were in the
city yesterday, called here by the
serious illness Of their sister Mrs
Frank MCCandlish.
The Junia Literary Society was
delightfully."- entertained Monday
evening by Miss Charlotte Work.
Selections from standard works
were read and II very enjoyable
evening was spent.
Miss Irma Wright left this morn
ing for Columbus for Il weeks vis-
it. Miss Wright will siny at the
Broad Street church and Wesley
Chapel in that city Sunday.
Miss Mary Gould after suffering
several days with the severe lacer-
alton Of her left hand is again able
to be at her post as mail clerk and
local editor on the DEMocRAT.
81 have used Sim mons Liver Re-
gulator as a ,corrector and blood
purifier and think il an excellent
remedy, always keep it on hand
TO take In preference to any other
medlcine."-I. NJ. Hysell, Middle
port, Ohio.
This is good time of the year TO
take Simmons Liver Regulator
II is the very best medicine to take
is the Spring for the blood, and to
cleanse the system Of all impurity.
We much regret the going out Of
our town OF Mr.. j. Beck, for the
Tast several years with the Stock
well & Beck shoe firm here. Mr.
Beck made many friends while
here. He will go into business in
Lancaster.
Mr.. l.. G. Harris, of Gordon City,
Kas., is among US for the purpose
Of organizing camp Of Modern
Woodmen of America. The order s
seems to be taking very well with
our citizens and is no doubt very