The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1897-03-02

MeSSrS James Hill ana Stanley
Dew, two of Nelsonville's bright
young business men, were among
the many Sunday visitors in our
city.
The State of Nevada will be the
mecca of the sports for awhile
The Corbett-Fitzsimmons mill is
to be pulled off at Carson City that
state.
The corner stone of the new st
Johns Catholic Church will be held
ket st. with appropriate ceremonies
on the Sunday following Easter
Sunday.
Matheny and Pugh were sen
fenced by Judge Wright to-day
The foamer received 3years in tn c
pen for arson; the latter $40 and
cost amounting to 1867
Mr.. f. E. Blosser telegraph oper.
ator at Reform Farm, is the guest
of his father for few days. Frank
expects to attend the Inauguration
of Mckinley.
Hon. j. f. White left last night
for Washington where he will join
the faithful in worshiping at the
shrine of the Golden calf on Thurs
day March 4th.
If you want to see all the up to
date styles and colors in Mems
Shoes. Just take look in the North
window of Stiers & Co. Store. Ex-
cursion rates in prices too.
Mr.. James Watkins was q busi-
ness visitor down the valley yester-
day. Mr.. Watkins informed us
that the prospects for a general
resumption of business down there
was not very bright.
Mr.. Gus Stienman resigned his
position as manager of Stockwell
& Beninger on last Friday and
here after will be found in charge
Of the shoe stock of Welman Thur
ness & Co. of which firm he is a
member.
The Kurtz Club, one of the lead
ing Republican and most hand
somly uniformed organization in
the State will pass through Logan
this afternoon enroute to Washing
ton to attend and participate in the
inaugural cermonies.
The Shockey Bros. Band of Nc
Arthur have been engaged by the
Mccormick Bros. to travel and
furnish the music for their Silver
Plate show. Logan people will re-
member the above show which
gave an excellent exhibition on the
Market Lot last summer.
To morrow is Ash Wednesday,
the beginning of the Lenten season
and for the next forty days
social functions will be more or less
at a stand still. Society will now
don the sack-cloth and ashes in
order to refresh themselves for the
mad rush of the after Easter festiv-
tiles.
b. +. Brown, proprietor of the
Hooking Valley Bridge Works of
Lancaster, was in Athens Tuesday
looking after the interests of his
company. From the reputation of
the work done by this company
and being located so near US it
seems they ought to have a good
chance at some of the bridge busi-
ness of our county.-Athens Ga
zctte.
Who is B. +. Brown?
The Instrumentation Of the Clara
Schumann Ladies' Orchestra, in
cludes viollns, violas, violoncellos,
flutes, comets, trombone and harp.
Each lady is an artist on her in
Strument, and the ensemble play
ing is perfect. The best works of
the master writer's for orchestratiOn
are included in the repertoire, and
aside from seeing large orchestra
composed entirely of ladies, the
public will hear grand musical
treat. The orchestra will be at the
Opera House to night.
One of The goody-goody young
men hailing from Athens who parts
his hair in the middle and creases
in his trousers was arrested by
night policeman Voris and the
charge of drunk and disorderly"
chalked up against. I'll just make
il 81 50 said his Honor Mayor Smith.
The young man paid his fine and
took the next train for home a sad
der but wiser man.
j. f. Harden q Co., the well
known furniture dealers, have just
had their furniture store repapered