The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-01-19

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Property, 100 acre farm situate
3 miles North East Of Logan, ais
Dwelling In Logan Ohio. enquir
Of j. M. FLOYD.
A young son of James Ruble las
week near his home shot and kille,
bald eagle. Ths emblem O
American freedom measured sevel
feet and one inch from tip to tip.
Charley Weis returned last even
ing from Bellevue where he ha
been for the past couple Of week
employed by the former Logal
Plow company. Charley say
Logan is good enough for him.
A. /. Vorys and Mrs. H. Cla,
Drinkle of Lancaster visited thei
grandmother Mrs. Anthony Butin
last week. "Grandma" Butin, I
she lives will celebrate her 9th
birthday next month.
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On Monday large deleg a tior
numbering about one hundred O
Toledo's prominent citizens passed
through Logan enroute to Wash
ington In the interest of the Ohio
Centennial to be held in the Flag
City in 1908.
The @. III. V. & T. Ry. run q
special from Gallipolis to Logan
arriving here about three O'Clock
wednesday morning bringing the
"AcrOss the Continenp theatrical
company through enroute to Day.
ton where they were booked for
last night.
The G. H. ". & T. Ry. by urgent
request of its patrons have conclud.
ed to run a special theatrical train
Tuesday Jan. Oath for the Mansfield
engagement. Seats will be re-
served on application to G. w.
Schwenke Agent. See small bills
for particulars.
Lancaster has an epidemic of
"eripp," some of the cases being re.
ported as assuming something of a
more serious nature such as pneu-
monia and typhoid fever. About
five hundred cases are reported.
Quite a number of the inmates of
the B. 1. s. are like affected.
The readers of the DEMOCRAT If
they wish to enjoy a newsy local
and society paper should aid the
editors to make the paper such by
handing in at the Office or tele-
phone us reports of guests visiting
you, social doing's and matter of
general interest. We are only too
glad to acknowledge such favors.
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Blackburn announces that he will
soon commence war on the grocers,
who are selling svrups adulterated
with glucose. He has found on
sale in Cleveland and Toledo a lot
of syrup, which is from 20 to 40 per
cent glucose. AS it is made out of
the state he has no recourse against
the manufacturers, and so will
have to prosecute the grocers who
are selling it.
A new counterfeit 500 silver Ger.
tificate has been discovered. Iii
a photo etched production OF such
poor workmanship as not to re-
quire description to prevent its
being taken for genuine money
Ex.-As the "long green" of this
denomination does not fit our
pocket book, being more of a
luxury than a commodity with US
we are not worrying over the above
counterf1t.
Here are some of the specialties
you will hear and see in "The
Missouri Grip:
The Phenominai Female Bari
tone, Miss Anna O'Malley, in pop
ular songs; "He certainly was good
to me" and other songs, by Sadie
Raymond; "Tuck 'em in," farm
yard ditty, song and dance, by zeke
and Daisy; The popular Prima
Dona, Miss Emma Desmond, In
ballads; Chas. X. Harris latest war |
song, "Break the news to mother"
illustrated with twenty-five beauti.
ful colored pictures; "One Darn
think or 'nother," topical song by |
zeke; Fiddle Solo by Zeke; Old
fashioned country dance by the en-
tire company. Remember there Is
only one "Zeke" and "Daisy" and
they are with the "Missouri Girl,n
at Rempel's Opera House Friday
evening January 9th.
The Logan PlOw Co.
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