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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
SnrrcShpuDcu1.
Ilton. ST., B. 6. Wdr; '98.
Wertbe &eoattiou

alton. Sa., b. 6. Mdr; '98.
Wertbe &eoattiou
Oils id am 2. Sch. bon Sauis fort
0inQ, traf ib in &emIen Serru S.
g3eiB, iuel6er eben bon ieiuer @uropas
relic bein9etebrt mar, BON ,uel6er sr
pieI 81 er5lbleu wuBte. Nm 6. besiel-
ben WOnats bate i6 audi 8eIesenbsit,
Die Station Baum 81 beluhen, mo jeBt
Der bobp. Sater Strip Sur srOben
6reuoe aler beutlhen Gatboliten Der
umae9eno ols 9iorrer p"aitprirt. Die
Garmer lener 8cgeno lbeinen in guten
Terb0ltnliien 81 lebeu, uno ib irsute
mid, am SOnuta9e Die Stride gut be-
'ubt 81 finoen. Sin oeutI1e tatbo-
lllbe 6armerI Dbne, meidsu Der Often
telnen Jtaum mebr bietet, 1T bier bel
Der leBlgen 9uten Seeliprge cine Sc
9eno, Die lie anlpfen iolts. Son
Baum beIu6te i6 Der &eibe nab Won.
ming, Salbur uno 9toIelle in Carroll
So. uno traf piele alte Yetannte bon
Dubuque. iuel6e mid in 20 Sabren
nldt mebr geieben batten. Sn Gar.
roll 80 1T oas Sauo nod iehr gut uno
oIeles gilt aud BON Der 8e9sno I'm
Sempletpn. no i9 bel Serrn Soiepb
Salter quite Nuinubme fano. Sieies
Sempleton i6eint mir 10 cine glrt Sod
ter=Splonie oes alien Stodbauies 9teu,
gSlen in Dubuque Sountp gu ieiu,
benin l6 traf cine 9rOBe InSabl 9tell=
9Stener bort. Sempleton bat cine iebr
l6One S6ule uno am 2lbenoe per0ns
ltalteten Die &lnoer cine lnterbaltung,
luelbe re4t Sablrei6 beiu1t mar. &sO.
Sbulte uOn Ircaola uuo Hep. Sdulte
BON Hemlen maren 3ugegen uno SeB=
terer blles Elm SornlOlo. Oils i6 nun
mid Der 8smeinoe bon Garlin9 in
Sbelbp So. %Suluanote, ba1te i'd in
yfremoes" 8ebiet 81 tOmmen, jeoDb i6
tduiAte mid, BERN Der grlte, 0uf ben
i'd ltieb. mar Ssrr SObann 20lB, ben
mir iriiber Guf Surembursii1 ben
,re6ten S1ulter" uarnteu. SOppbl
Die &atbOlitsn bon Sarling ols aud
jene uOn Weltpb0Iil n0bmen mid in
liebenswiirol8Iter @elie auf. yeioe
8emslnosn 50blen erfOl9reite oeuts
DE. tatbolii6e Tarmer 81 ibreu Wiit=
9llsoern, Die nit 5tebt ItolS lino Gui
lbre S6ulen uno Slr1en.
3ufdliasr @eiie trai ia su @eIt-
pb0lia Den Hciienoen Der Shubaeiell=
i1ait, Serrn WNtbias 6rieomann,
tpel6er oamals bereits 80 neue Wits
Qlieoer 9eiuonnen bate. IS freute
mid, 81 bemerten oas lei
bier nebenbei bemertt, wie a~leutbalbeu
unter ben &Ntboliten Sopas uno gu
NAL unter Den oeutiAen, Elm Jeoer
ieinen StolS BARN isBt, Wtitglieo oieier
edit tatbOliihen 8esenIciti9en SbuB=
9eielid0It bon Soma 81 iein, uno wie
ein Sober filr olelelbe elngeuommen 1T
uno bereit lit, in OieIsm Nereine Spier
al brin9en fiir Die gSlttnen uno Wai=
len ieiner Wlttatbollteu in SO,ua, oa=
nit Ou6 einitens Nuosre ieinen
2ieben 5ur Settle lteben, wern sr uibt
mebr miro iur lie iOrgen tOnueu. -
GOn WsItplalia reilte i6 iiber Garliu9
na9 Yortsmuutb. elmer bliibenosn
oeuti6en, tatbuliIden @emsiuoe unter
EeO. Srerler's &eitung. Bon YOrts=
mouth SO9 es mid iuieosr mad Sauis.
mo- iA frOb Ob oes G~rfabrensu aud
9lildlld antam.
geit 8ruB, bO6adtunssooQ.
SObann &ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Sin iosen. autumatiI6es 1cIepbon

1T i'm 0OtsI 9ulisn aufgsitsQt pOrosn.
Inter benz gtamsn yOutOmutii6ss
GcIep9On" OerItebt man eiusn NpparNt,
WeI6er 10 ein9erldtet lit, oaB ELI Sober.
welter finf Gsnts Ooer mebr in benz
ieIben DineiutUirit, oGour6 in Stono
NeleBt miro, n04 irQenO eInem per
SeIepBOn erreI6buren Srte 81 tslepbOs
njren. GUs Yriu3ip 1T oasielbe Wie
jsne5 Der Ginlu0e=V tai6inen, bic man
iNlt III allen StGotsn uno Stdot6en
a|ntrirft unO in weI6s man iiinf Gents
bineInIe8t uno oNm entlpeoer Gbotos
IaOe. cine Gi9arre Ooer iOnit Elm Out"
0utOm0tii4 DerGbrei9t erbQIt.
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Uebrt ocn &inoern rinen Irnuf

oenaunt @rain:S. is lit eiu I6mutbois
ties, appetitli6eS, uabrenOes @etrant, oaB
ben Roilee erieBt. @lrp pou alien @rocers
~uertauit NIB III pou &aen, bic eS tenueu, Ses
liebt, neil es, pcuu gut 3ubereItet, pte Der
ieiuiie 3aiiee ibmedt, aber pou cuen ilbelen
Nirtuu9eu belielben fret III. @ratn'O bilit
Der Beroamm9 uuo itarft bic Nerpsi, GS
lit feiu 9siIiSsS @etrGuf. aber Elm @tlnnb'
bsitsiOrberer, wsl6m 8tQbr iolpobl ais
Grwa9feue NIT 9rpbtm @prttetle frinfsu
tSRNsr. ssltet ua9sfabr iioptel wte aatee.
70 unS 20 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Scr Staotrat6

hielt am 9pnnerst09 9lbeno cine iebr
tur3e SiBunQ, III weIder HOutlnes8e=
i6Qits beIor9t Wuroen. ga bic St0ots
mobL Dor Der Sbjire iii uno Der neue
8eieBestOoer nit Dem 3uiommentritt
oe5 na6iten StNOtratbes in gSirtinms
feit tritt, iu6t man bic &eQe fitr oNs
nsle 9te9iment 81 ebnen. So wuroe
nO9 tur3er Gebotte beidlONeu, bic
Q906l oe5 Stootmori9ou5 Uno bes
Stootin9enieurs ourb oa3 @OIt Qe=
ibebeu uno oieielbeu ni9t mebr, mie bis
jeBt Der Sail mar, ernennen gu lNllen.
IS lUuroen 6 Stimmeu ii uno orsi
Simmer 8s9en Die Sorla9e abg~s8eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Die Mar, : Qummer Der vJrf,ei>
tunG",

oes OfiisieQsn Crganss Oss g}orbpeitlis
den SQn9erbUnoeS lie9t un5 aus Der
8. Glider 9ruf2eieQihaIt BON 90=
OenpOrt, So, DOr. g9ie INNER lit bic
"6eltSeitun9" litter0riI6 uuo 5umal
tDpO9rdpbii6 muiierboft. Nus Dem
Snbnlte eriud6nen mir oe3 maferen
Wopor 9oQmers Bib. Oieies o6tbaren
&dmpen oe3 9cuti0tbums uno oes
Seutih Nmeritanertbums oes Noroa
meltens.' S0s Yilo Der JeliBnue bon
Davenport 5ei9t eineu SOlsbau 9leit
Dem Der SdnQerbunO SOle bier in
Dubuque, nit elmer .,Yyra". BEN
SDmbOlum Der SGn0sstunIt, am Dor.
bersn 9Ohiirite. Die 9eutlben bon
Davenport MAIDEN li6 rsdt OcrOient
I'm oas 9sutidtbum. &eipett oafir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
gu 4ltOu, 3d.,

lpurOs 0m SOnntaA, MOnta8 uno
Siensta8 peril. &O6e b~reitd8i9e Nn=
oN6t 9ebNlten, bel wel&er Die bo6n.
Serren 9onmann BON Aibtpn, Srumm
UOn SOsper5. StrOmbers pon Gran-
bile, 3blltNen BON Semors, 8erlemann
BON SiOur GitD uno Suesmann BON
GoebOIt i'm 8ei4titu6le uno auI Der
SnnSel ausbalien. ueber 500 YerIO'
men nQberten ilb benz Slide oss Serrn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Jarm 3u 6%trtaufCn.

0S Alder gan; inter YluI9 nit Saus,
S9ener, StauuugeN uIO WebGulidfeiteu iiir
STANDARDIZATION ioUIe CetreIocl6uppeu.
gn @IcB ljuo UprbOuoeu: Gdwelue Uno
&iIbuer. IS lit etn &ruumsW uH0 rei6Iides
Nalley uebt &SiuomlibIe Gui benz Blope.
1ie Narm III u NisIIe Don Der tatbOlii6en
S6uIe uno Rtrde 81 Teitma, SU., uno %
WtellcH Don GOlmOr, &G., lUeIdeS eIu gutter
0toy'tpIaB mt, gels9eu. &e8eu yiabeyem
penoe mail il9 an: 1eInrt9 G0TwIG,
GgtIHa, Sd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Cine SEarnI III urrTaufen

% Meile OtlIb .ou Gtucppiue, Soma, IL
&tcr in Gutem 3uitOn0s nit 8uteu @ebGu.
lIdfelteu uuo l&Ciier, Isrtl9 iiir bic Gjuioot
OHUihe tOlboliihe 6irbe, Niorri5uIe pOr
ShweteuI Qe!cltct, p Ntcile DON Der ~
GeutyUl WIltubu9u mo 9utem UtGrtt. lin
u0beye NI9tuurt WcuDe man il6 oil OeI
@l8cnthilmcr ,iObu 7. &OrtbOImeD, SIocy.
pIuc, Mtitbeu So, SoDQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Snuucrstag @bsns

bieIten Der .gimetNllic Glub". b. b.
Die 6reiIiIbsrleute bon 9abuQue in Der
&urner=0Olle cine Seri0mmluu9 ob.
I'm fir bic beDOrIIebeuoe Staotpabl
UOr3uarbeiteu. IS muroen cine Qns
5ObI HeOen QebNlten, luelbe BARN dip.
ieln, oNB bel Der tOmmenoen Q8ubl Die
6reiilI6er sYrd9uu9 i'm YerbaItniIe
BON 10 SI | betOnt mer0en IOu.
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Sprcbt bDr!

g8ir iino in Der Sage, sic nit allen
SOrtsn Guenwaaren, 9efen, Seppis
den, Matten uno Ssltu6 81 perisbsn,
alle bon leitenoen 6Obrltanten 9emabt
uno 0e9en Saar 9etauit. wslds mir ,u
YrslIen anbieten. Die iOnit nirseuos
0n9sbOten iper0en tDnnsu.
Sames &epi d SO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Gessn QrebsibaDen.

sd tmpiebIe Bisrmit Stroop's b,rii6mte
oUti6e FulUer. 0leieIbm beilsn ieoel
UIO6 uidt 0uf8sbrO6eneW SrebS iorpob
imIerIi6 ais duBsrlld. @Qeu, Die perbad,
tl9e @ei@wulte iowIe aud WG9enlei
mIo yebsri6absu Baben, iinO biei,
4}uIUer beionoers empiObIeu. 0eSsn RGbe.
rem SeuQuIfie etc. obrellire man:
Gowarp 3, SpeoiWs,
ct. gGsastSppa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
9as @iCr,iaf!Inniac @rbet

gu HeU @isn fauo Don Sonnta9 bis
9ien5ta8 lI0tt unO 5D0r unter ieBr
Snblreiber 8etbeiliQuu9 Der GIQubis
gen. gu 9persOiQe miro OasIelbe an
nG6iten SOnnta9 ieinen Nni0H9 ne1=
men. Sn Yin Dat bNlien beim Bier
5i9~HtitUoigeu Gebete OreI EeOemptOrj.
iten.NQtres Qus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
SER Wlcl6iur Gd,mitt

bobjer an Der 6. unO MOinitrnBe Fat
bic 2lQcutur fllr Die YGbit &rauerei in
WdllUOUtee, lSis., ilbernOmmen. Gas
ECrionOl uniercS @ei60itcs ertennt
0OntenO ben @mpfOn8 elmer YrObs Oe3
4ablt YIeres an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-03-15
Cute Wclcgcnbeit.

Cine iebr 5nte @eIe9enbett iiir Selnanoen,
Der III elmer latbolli9en Gemeiuoe einen Wes
nerNl Store onlar9eu mid. NGberes beIm
NerduSOeber oieler Seitun0.
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Stadt nud Amgegeud.

Entered at the Postofice at Dubuque, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at second-class rates.
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MARTIN HER.
Arditekt aan
SUPERINTENDENT.

Gds Der 10. NIB Slap. Ctr. (geQs 9lod(.
Gubuque, Soma
auerIei 3eidnun9en fir gauten, Wonus
rlente etc. peroeu btQi9 ausefsrtigt. Inn
nabere auStuuit i6reibe man.
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Marttb dt.
~
%reife far Sen 8roSuerfanf.

Subuque, ben II. NtGr3 1893.
0etreibe uuo WtehI.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11

per was served consisting of
MENU.
Escalloped oyste IS
White bread and Butter Chicken salad
brown bread and Butter
Pickles, Olives,
G. "as.
Angel food, Almond custard, Fruit
Ice cream
Coffee.
Out-of-town guests were; Mrs. III
@. Wasson, Toledo, o; Mrs. G, M
Bowlhy, Columbus, o., Miss Jennie
Ryan, Athens, Ohio.
The Misses Mable Hoyt and
Evelyn Bowen assisted at a recital
given by Miss Weber at the Y. M
G. A. building Columbus, o, last
Saturday.
The Concor1ia Sewing Circle
were the charming guests Of the
Misses Emma and Maggie Klein
schmidt Tuesday evening.
The Misses Nellie and Xpllf
Schwenke entertains the "Busy
Bee Kloudyke Club" this evening
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been fled In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for final settlement solomon Kline, admr
of the estate OF John Kline and the same
will come on for hearing on the LIST day of
April 1893 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. or as soon
thereafter as may be convenient.
j. b. RIASON,
Mch S-3w Probate Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11
IN SOCIETY.
Mrs. T. j. Browns Anniver-
sary Surprise. Mrs.
Roses Evening at
Whist.
The Estimabie Mother of
Our Fellow TOwnsmanJ.
4. Mccormick Crosses
her S9th Milestone.
The Tourists Discuss Italy aud italian
Art. COncordia Circle Entertain
ed by the Misses Kleinsclmidt.
The Misses Scbwenke
Entertain.

A surprise that did surprise was
that planned and executed by II. j.
Brown and daughter Nettie, on
wife and mother on March End; il
being Mrs. Browns finieth ami.
versary of her birth. Mr.. Brown
and daughter invited a number of
their old neighbors. Josh Brown
and family. Henry HaDsel and
daughter Stella, were the first to
arrive but Mrs. Brown thought
nothing of their coming until w. /.
North drove up with a sled load
AS the snow was coming down in
good old fashioned style and then
did Mrs. Brown take in the situa-
tion but she was so taken unawares,
she hardly knew where to turn as
the company began to arrive in
numbers, but she was equal to the
occasion, gave the company a
hearty welcome and had fully re-
gained her usual composure by the
time dinner was announced. The
question then was, who enjoyed
themselves the hest; but think it
rests between Capt. G. w. Glove,
Azariah Nixon, l. Chidister and
Isaac Johnston, but those at the
second table, Henry Hansel, Josh
Brown and Pearley Rhoads, were
the champion chicken eaters. judg-
ing from the bones that they had
picked, as the writer was too busy
at that time himself to take notice
of any one else. M. B. Brown and
Ellsworth Foltz came in on the re-
lief corps by helping clear away the
dishes. Hoping that Mrs. Brown
may have many more happy birth
days, we will close.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11
Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
and Vouchers have been lied in the
Probate Court of Hooking County. Ohio, for
executor OF Robert Wright, and the same will
come on for hearing on the 18th, day of
March 1888, at lO O'Clock. a, m or as soon
as may be convenient.
j B. RIASON,
Feb. %. 3-w Probate Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11

WANTED-50 paper hangers to
send $l,00 M. order to the Buckeye
Paste Co, Columbus, o., and re.
celve a trial ! bbl. paper hangers
paste. March S-w.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11


One of the happy and pleasant
events of the season took place
March the 2nd 1898, VIXEN Grand.
mother Mccormick celebrated her
S9th. anniversary, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Moses Inscho,
at No. 372 Denmead avenue, Col
umbuS, o. She is the mother of ].
T. and S. II. Mccormick of Logan.
Her home was in Maxville, Perry
county, for over fifty years; she was
known by all, William Mccormick
her husband entered tho land and
bnilt the village during his life
time. In 1861 and 1862 she gave
four of her sons to fight for the old
flag and her country, j. II, Amos
g., John w. and F. M. Mccormick
Among those present at her S9th
anniversary were Rev. Dillon and
wife, Mr.. John Williams and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Vercoe, MIR.
and Mrs. Logan Nee, rmick, Mr..
Bert and Mable Mccormick, Miss
Nora Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. Harper,
Mrs. Collins, Arthur McCor mick
Mrs. Kate Inscho, Mrs. Rachel Sib-
ley, sister, in her S5th. year.
Henry and Elsie Vercoe, her great
grand children, with others too
numerous to mention. After re-
freshments were served the even.
ing was spent pleasantly in CONVEX
sation, after which the guests de.
parted wishing Mother Mccormick
many happy returns.
On Tuesday evening of this week
Mrs. Chas. McLain was the charm
ing hostess to the ladies of the
Tourist Club and thei. husbands or
friend as the occasion may be, the
whole forming good sized com
pany of jolly intimate friends. The
regular program which was sched-
uled for yesterday afternoon March
10th, was rendered and in addition
readings and recitations were pre-
} sented by the Misses Minnie
, Dei5sle, Emma McLain, Lucy
Wright and Lou Bowen. Mis-
Clara Rauch sang several solos il
. "a very pleasing and entertaini
manner. In answering to roll cal
f the members responded by quoting
from some prominent authui
: Following Is the order of the prt
gram.
Piano d DIet-Misses Lutz and Gould, solo
. Iillyby-Miss Lucy Wright, Paper-The Cat
aeon bs-Mrs. l.. ID. Vickers, Overture-Poe
= and Pesant-PianO Duet with violin accom-
, paniment-Mrs. c. Il. Bowen, Miss Bird an
Master John b.. Vocal Solo-Come to m
:, (Deuza)-Miss Clara Rauch, Address-Tf
r Papacy, Its history and power in the past an
presen nt-Mrs. j. w. BEEN, Vocal 20
Dream Faces-Mrs. Judge Wright, Paper
! Roman and Italian art-Mrs. G. G. Weitzel
e Vocal Solo-Margarita-Miss Clara Rauch.
0 Mrs. Chas Rose entertained In
It delightful manner last evenin
n with seven tables at whist. A
o cards Mrs. Darley Moore won tn
h club prize, an atomizer; lady visi
J. ors prize, a box of stationery wa
C awarded Miss Stella Strentz; ger
T. tlemen VISITORS prize, pen-knif
Mr.. Frank Rose. After cards SUI
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11

G. o. Weed has just placed new
boiler in his laundry and had his
engine and machinery thoroughly
overhauled and is now better than
ever prepared to do first class work
on she rt notice. Give him call, one
trial will make you regular custom
er.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11

WANTED-FAITHFU MEN OR WON
house in Ohio Salary $3.50 and expenses
Position permanent. Reference. Enclose
self i-addressed stamped envelope. The
National Star lnsura nee Bldg, Chicago
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11
Probate Notice

Notice is he Ieby given that the following
accounts and vouchers have been filed in The
Probate Court of Eocking County, Ohio, for
final settlement of Samuel II. Bright, execu-
tor of Margaret Mcdonald and the same will
come on for hearing on the 2nd day of April
1893, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. or as soon thereafter
as may be convenient.
j. b. RIASON,
Mch S:3w Probate Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11
Sherif's Sale.
Isaac G. Coy, Plff.
VS.
Solomon Roads, Deft.

In the Court of Common Pleas of Hooking
County, Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1898-03-11
MEN AND MATTERS.

MEN AMI MA 1 l End
l.. Yerges the ieweler.
The robins will soon nest again.
Macarthur wants electric lights.
This is good sugar water wealth
er.
Alfred Rarrick OF Geneva was
visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Susie Sloan of Laurel was a
Logan shopper yesterday.
David Brown of Needmore was a
Logan shopper Wednesday,.
Detective Jim Brown of Marion
was in the city Wednesday.
Will Bauman of Lancaster was
here on business Wednesday.
Mayor J. A. Smith was business
visitor to the Capital city Wednes
day.
Mrs. VIM. Montgomery left for a
visit with Indianapolis friends
Tuesday.
"Du6e" WolIett left for Franklin,
Ohio, where he has secured ON
ployment.
The County Commissioners and
Board of Infirmary Directors are
in session.
Mrs. Charley Chase is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Oatley, Of
Toledo, Ohio.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stall
smith Tuesday evening March 9Th,
a twelve pound son.
Zeke and Daisy are coming back.
At Rempeps Opera House Friday
evening March 25th.
Lafe Eggleston of New Plymouth
blew in Tuesday for consultation
with the unterrified.
Miss Minnie Becker has returnod
from short visit with her sister,
Miss Maggie, at Jobs.
Sadie Raymond in the Missouri
Girl at Rempels Opera House Fri
day evening March 25th,
A few more days like the present
will put the country roads in good
shape for travel once more.
Mrs. Geo. Hartman following a
pleasant visit with Lancaster re-
latives has returned home.
Messrs Sam Frazure and H. B
Troxel of Rockbridge were Logan
visitors the fore part of the week
Miss Minnie Rodman of Starr
was the guest of her sister Mrs
Chas. Bay the fore part of the week
Seats on sale Monday at
RempePs Bazaar for the
Copeland lecture.
Mrs. Harry Shotwell and child
rem have returned from "A visi
with her parents.
A. B. Horne leaves Sunday fol
New Jersey where he will tak'
charge of brick plant.
James Barns, the drsyman, i
seen on our streets again following
a long seige of sickness.
Will Guthrie formerly In busines
here is in the city in the interest O
a Cleveland Refining company.
After April lst DR.. @. o. AlleI
will occupy the room now used b,
Messrs Lowry and Smith as la,
Office.
Miss Ethel Acker who has bee
the pleasantly entertained guest c
Union Furnace friends has return
ed home.
G. A. Kimball of Ilesboro ha
moved his family and househol
goods to the Homer Wright farr
south of town.
John Hall has returned from tt
Magnetic springs where he ha
been taking course of baths f
stomach trouble.
When your watch is out of ord
take it to Yerges the leading jewel
and silver-smith. Watch and cloC
repairing done on short notice, al
all work guaranteed. Fine engra'
ing specially. With Reber.
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PrOpate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
estate Of Andrew Chute, and the same will
come on for hearing on the End. day of April
lS9S at 10 O'Clock, a IN. or as soon thereafter
as may be convenient.
j. r. RIASON,
Mar, S3w. Probate Judge,
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headquarters.
Rev. Father Powers delivered a
lecture on the Sacram ent Of PEN
ance to large congregation at ST.
Roses church, New Lexington,
Tuesday evening.
Wilson and Davis operating a
small grocery at the head of Main
street were sold out by the con-
stable Monday on an execution in
favor of Ulrick and Cless.
VIM. Vancurren, of Enterprise,
and Democratic central committee
man of Laurel township was a
business visitor to Logan yesterday
and made the Democrat Office II
pleasant call.
Mrs. Custer, the aged and esteem
ed mother of Mrs. Hibbard, sales
lady at Stiers & Co. had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her thigh
last Sunday evening and following
n recent long seige of sickness.
Coming again.
Coming again
Who?
Who?
"The Missouri Girl"
"The Missouri Girl" Friday even
ing March 25th.
The Macarthur Enquirer says:
John Canty, formerly of this
county, is the Democrat candidate
for Clerk, at the Spring election,
in Logan. Mr.. G. is No. young
man, and well qualified to fill the
position. We hope he will be elect
ed.
Col. Copeland is beyond question
the most popular,pleasing, eloquent,
witty and instructive lecturer now
before the American public. A
man of ripe scholarship, extensive
travel and splendid presence as
well as "a humorist by nature, he is
virtually without rival on the
rostrum as a wielder of the weap-
ons of satire, logic. eloquence and
humor, while teaching the most
valuable lessons of truth and right.
He rarely lectures at any place
where he is not recalled, and often
for the third and fourth time.
The annual meeting of the WO-
mans Home & Foreign Missionary
society of the Presbyterian church,
will be held on Tuesday p. M,
March Is, at the Presbyt terian
church. The following program
will be observed: Devotional exer-
cises. "Tourist's Letter No. 6"-
Mrs. d. r.. Moore. Music, Solo
Miss Lucy Wright. Reading-Mrs
Henry James. A Foreign Mission
ary Serial, concluded-Mrs. b. @
McManigal. Scripture Problems
Mrs. Andrew Crawford. Supper
served at 8 o'clock. Children's ex
ercises at 7 o'clock.
M. E. s., Rec. Sec.
The press through out the coun
try is profuse in its praise of Mis-!
hickey of Columbus, o., graduate
of the Boston School uf Expression
and teacher of Elocution and Del
sartian physical culture, who will
appear in an entertainment herr
Monday evening March 2Sth, un
der the auspices of the Ladies o
the Fourth Ward Band of the M
E. church. Miss hickey has mad
an excellent impression on audi
ences where ever she has appeared
her reputation covers wide rang
Of possibilities and proves an ad
mirable study IN expression, fror
grave to gay, from lively to severe
, but throughout showing the powe
| of the true artist. The entertain
ment will be rare treat and wi
be held in the M. Il. church. Th
, Commercial Appeal Of Memphis
, Tenn, says; "There Is no rant, n
mere putting on OF a passion, bu
rather the intelligent interrretatio
Of nature, and of the masters wh
> hold its mirror up, That niue
!, abused, much traveslied art Of eli
4 cution thus reduced to scientif
= basis, finds an accomplished e.
emplar in Miss Hickey.
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For Rent.
@. O. ALLEN,

Physician and Surgeon.
Office two doors east of City Build
ing. Residence with Miss Lucy
M. Wright. Office hours, 8 to 10 Il.
m, 2 to and 6 to 8 p. IN. Tele-
phone, residence 40, Office 60.
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For Rent

Houses for rent cheap, call on
Mrs. Il. S. Pursell.