The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-07-27


Grounds Sunday July 30th. See
small bills for particulars. Mrs.
Balllngton Booth Of Volunteer
Army will be there Oh this day.
Parsols in plaids, stripes, plain
colors In black and white that sold
from Sl.0O to $50, yours for just one
half former price.
WELLMAN, THURNEss e. Co.
Physicians are the friends Of the
family; HARPER Whiskey is the
friend Of the Physicians. A most
valuable assistant and one that can
be trusted. Sold by j. VAN HORN.
Mrs. Rummel and charming
daughter Fanny, left for their
home in Charleston, w. Va, after
delightful visit here with Mrs.
Minerva Price and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. @. Upton.
The Saturday Market ladies we're
very successful Saturday, and hope
for a continuance Of the liberal
patronage. The market is in the
Dolison block, east of court house
phone number 6.
Mr.. John Ucker wishes to an.
nounce that he is placing on the
market some of the best beef, veal
and lamb ever sold in Logan. He
guarantees his sales to be first
class or he will make it good.
All members of the Women's
Relief Corps are earnestly request
ed to be at the G. A. r.. hall next
Saturday evening July 90 at o'c.
prompt as th9re is important bu.
siness to be attended to. BY order
of committee.
A new camping party has taken
the place at Birch Hole vacated
Tuesday by its former occupants.
The present campers are Messers
Ben Goslin, Hubert Lappen, Joe
Stiers, Reuben Dollison, Roy Raney
and Richard Kennard.
Slatzor's place in its new repairs
and bartender is the acme of very
pleasant hostelries in our city. Mr..
Kanode sets out most toothsome
lunch for the eaters every morning,
and attended by his pleasant man
ner,is drawing spirited patronage,
There will be an ice cream festi-
val at the U. B. church at Rock
bridge, Saturday evening July Goth,
and to continue there after each
Saturday evening until sufficient
funds has been raised to pay the
present indebtness on the church
"Bub" Montgomery had one OF
the most handsomely dressed res
turant windows Saturday that il
has ever been our fortune to see
His me ats, fruit and pastry looked
very tempting. He is one of the
best caterers in Ohio and runs q
very pleasant place.
Becker & Co. wish to call attention
to their two-seated surreys and
spring wagons, they will sell at cost
They have but eight left and the
manager, Mr.. Holl, says he will
sweep them out at cost in the next
few days. Now is your golden OPP
portunity to buy a good surrey OF
spring wagon cheap.
Mr.. Jacob Shively, as sanitary
policeman, is doing good work in
the renovating of our town this
summer. He is good, experienc
ed man and we hope he will be
elected street commissioner next
spring so that he may have entire
supervision of the streets and alleys
of our city.
There was quite an excitement
on Main Street last Thursday
caused by the appearance of sup
posed mad dog, with the Customary
mouth foaming and wild gyrations
The animal refused to be killed
however, letreating under a tuild
ing whence all efforts to dislodge
it were futile.
Mr.. w. II, Anson, the genia
manager of the Logan Gas Ligh
ahd Coke CO., has moved his fam
lily from Columbus to Logan, an(
occupies the Pearl Johnson cottage
on Gallagher Avenue. We certain
ly welcome Mr.. AnsOn and hi
good family permanently to ou
town and bespeak for them all thu
courtesies of our people.
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