The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-02-15

"Little TrixIer the musical meIo-
drama At the Opera House Feb. 10
Is full Of heart interest, startling
scenes and sensational climaxes.
1t is a novelty in the way OF musi
cal performances.
Fred Robbins, the comedian OF
the "Little Trxie" Company, is an
artist of some little talent. He
paints large landscape In six
colors in full view Of the audience
In less than two minutes.
New Lace Curtains large stock
to select from. Curtain Goods by
the yard. Rope Curtains, Oil
Cloths, Linoleum & Carpets. All
new you should see them.
STIERs & Co.
Ladies are unanimous In their
praise of the little artist May
Smith Robbins who will appear at
the Opera House Feb. 10 in her mu-
sical melo-drama, +" Little Trixie.'
She is bright, vivscious and full of
original humor. She delights and
amuses.
The last preaching services in
the old Presbyterian Church will
be held on Sunday. DIR. Harley j..
Steward will preach at both ser.
vices. AS this church building is
an old land mark, many will want
to attend the last services. All
welcome.
Ladies are unanimous In their
praise of the little artist May
Smith Robbins who will appear at
the Opera House Monday Feb. 10.
in her musical melo-drama, "Little
Trixie." She is bright, vivacious
and full of original humor. She
delights and amuses.
A few pairs Of Blankets left in
Colored and White Wool. Also
White Cotton Chain with wool fill
ing aud Colored and White Cotton
Blankets. Will make special
price on these. STIERs & Co.
We wish to engage with an ac-
tive salesman for the sale of our
lubricating oils and greases in Lo-
gan and vicinity. Liberal PROPOSE
tion and favorable prices. Address
with references.
THE AMERICAN PETROLEUM
PRODUCT Co., Findlay, Ohio.
The remains of Frank BrehmIwere
brought here from Columbus for in
erment Monday. Hs died with
pneumonia. Mr.. Brehm was for
merly citizen of Logan, and mana
ger of the OHIO DEMOCRAT. He
was bright fellow and his family
have the sympathy Of the entire
community.
Mr.. l.. Yerges, the popular Jewell
er, has accepted a stand with f. s I.
Case, and will remove TO that place
in March, as soon as room can be
secured. We wish Mr.. Yerges sue
cess in his new quarters. He will
suspend business until that time.
Any, persons having work with him
may. leaye word at F. 8. Cases.
The Rempel Brick Plant was sold
Monday to Kerlin Bros, of Toledo.
They propose running the plant on
an enlarged scale. and construct a
tramway to the clay hills north OF
the works, 30 that they can run the
year around. This will make boom
in brick circles in Logan. Let us
encourage them by paving our
streets
Mr.. Will Sloane, living three miles
South of Enterprise, brother of Re-
corder Pete Sloane, was very SER
iously injured Tuesday by falling
timber. His skull was fractured and
collar bone broken. Medical aid
from Logan is waiting upon him,
and at this writing he is little bet
ter, but hopes are slight for his re-
covery.
May Smith Robbins, who will
appear at the Opera House Feb. Is
in the musical melo-drama "Little
Trixie" supported by strong met.
ropolitan company, is one Of the
most talented character comedien.
mes on the stage to-day. Her dia.
lect is perfect, her dancing wonder.
full.
The grand concert and musical
opening OF the new Presbyterian
will occur on Tuesday night Feb
9th. Look out for a rich musical
treat by the best local and outside
talent. The program is an excell
ent one and includes splendid
talent. Admission 25 cents.
gooily number of visitors from
neighboring cities will attend.
May Smith Robbins, who Is star
ring in the musical melo-drams
"Little Trixie" is fast gaining rec
ognition as one of the most versa
lille soubrsttes now before the pub
lie. She Is said to be one of th'
greatest dancers In America, an(
her comedy work 10 far above th'
average In its quaint humor ant