The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-12-07

InankSRlVing. lney report that
the dinner did Justice to the land
lords reputation.
Wanted--The public to know
that j. III. Perone makes candies
every day. We are selling taffy at
10c per pound on a special sale OF
this Holiday season. Peanut and
cocoanut candies at i25c.
A Scoop--As we go I } press this
evening we learn that Miss Alice
Westenhaver was married at 5
O'clock TO Mr.. Gus Steinman, by
Rev. j. f. Williams. They left on
the north train for Columbus.
1t will be Of advantage to the
purchasing public to look forward
to the grand Holiday display of F.
Harrington. He will have spec
ial stock Of excellent books, pretty
toilet sets and pictures to put on
display. Next week will open the
season in his magnificent store.
All members of Queen City Hive
No. 100, ladies Of the Maccabees,
are earnestly requested to he pres
ent at the next meeting, Monday,
Dec. 1lth, 1899. Important busi.
mass fn ha trn ,.otaI
Elizabeth Bowman, l.. G.
Gertrude Green, II. X.
Mr.. John McLain invites the
public to visit his art gallery on
Gallagher Ave, and zee his sample
work in the new water color and
sepia finish. The work is certain
ly magnificent, and it is a good
time to get in your orders now if
you want your pictures for Xmas
presents.
E. M. Martin, the Photographer,
Is making speciality OF work for
the Holiday season. II you are
contemplating giving pictures for
Xmas presents you had better
have them taken at once so they
may be furnished in time. Mr..
Martin is doing some most excel
lent new WORK this fall. at reason
able prices.
Mr.. Luke Lehman has moved
his grocery from the old Johnny
Frasch room to the Wright build
ing opposite the James block. He
has large and comodious rooms,
and can now better serve his Gus
TONERS. He invites the public to
his new place and will make it as
pleasant and profitable for all as
he can.
Mr.. Henry Lutz wishes to say to
the public that he had the fortune
of having purchased number of
Light Running New HON e Sewing
Machines from the manufactures
before the raise in price came. We
will sell them at the former low
price. You will be surprised when
you examine our $500 Sewing
Machine. Others are charging you
$350 for the same machine.
Mr.. Carl Monroe, who has been
the popular clerk at the Rempel
House the past two years, resigned
his position Thursday to accept
night clerkship in the Smythe
Hotel, Columbus. Carl is one of
Logan's pleasant and prospective
young men and we wish for him
success in his position in the capt.
tai city. The good will of all Lo-
gan people follow him. Mr.. Fred
Ambrose, brother of the landlord,
has taken the Rempel House clerk
ship.
Next Tuesday Dec. 18th, will be
seen Felix Risser's famous farce
"Don't Tell My Wife," farce COM
edy with plot. Not hodge-podge
of theatrical hash thrown together
and aided by few slap sticks call
ed farce comedy, but a legitimate,
refined farcial play in every sense
of the word. 1t is play of com
plicated situations and witty dia-
logue about 365 days ahead of them
all. 1t will be presented here by
Manager Risser's original company
aided and abetted by host OF
clever specialists.
1t Is a feature of the Holiday
Season for people to begin early to
fix their minds upon some things
that they wish to purchase for
friend or relative. A beautiful and
valuable present is being more
sought for this years than for many
years before. Handsome gold
watches, and rings are most at.
tractive. Gold spectacles for mo tn
er or father, and handsome pins for
sister, are receiving favor. These
may be obtained at specially low
price at N. j. Weiland's one of the
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