The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-05-31
Mr.. and Mrs.R, NJ. Mcconnell of

OOiuibOuo WCiC iL' Suh Nioipoi . toth
day, Mrs. Mcconnell remaining
over for few days to visit her
mother Mrs. Gage.
When in this City, call on Mrs.
s. j. Thornburg, and have her
prices. And then you will be con-
vinced that she is the cheapest and
up to date. Everything of the
best, in up to date Millinery.
A heavy road case from Star Up.
is being heard in the Probate Court
before his honor udge Riason this
week. The case involves consider
able money between the Bays and
the Lees. At this writing the case
is still in progress.
The handsome painting of an Elk
by Miss Snider, daughter of j. j.
Snider, is on display at +. Harring-
toms Drug Store, prior to its pres
eutation to the Elk Lodge of Lo-
gan. The work Is a masterpiece
and is admired by hundreds of the
lovers of art.
The west end of Logan was busy
the fore part of this week talking
about a supposed case of smallpox
in their midst, the victim being
Mr.. Sanford Dalton. Drs. Rannells
and Dye pronounce the case that of
scarlet fever and the excitement
has somewhat abated.
Mr.. Will Armstrong, of Laurel.
vile, and Enock Martin of Ewing
were in town Monday being sworn
in on the jury commission by Judge
Wright. The members are Jas.
Thomas and A. Magoon, republi-
cans, and Enock Martin and Will
Armstrong, democrats.
Ladies new Neekwear
Dainty net wash ties work
ed ends, One and a half yds,
long 2 inches wide. 25c.
Some 20 new stylesin wash
ties 25c to $3.50.
STEERS & co.
The partial eclipse of the sun
Monday was beautifully visible be-
tween Z and o'clock in the morn.
ing. The thin clouds acted as a
smoked glass and the naked eye
could view the beautiful wonder
with much satisfaction. In the
southern states the eclipse was
total.
Tableux de Art entertainment al
Opera House June 9Th. Miss
Mayme Yeo of Swedish Physi.
cal Culture, assisted by a number
of Logan's most talented young
ladies. This popular pantomine
entertainment is being given with
great success in Boston, New York
and all leading eastern cities.
Miss Florence Newman, who has
been a great sufferer from muscular
rheumatism, says Chamberlain's
Pain Balm is the only remedy that
affords her relief. Miss Newman il
much respected resident of the
village of Gray, N. Y, and makes
this statement for the benefit OF
others similarly afflicted. This lini
ment is for sale by f. S. Case.
Mrs. Judge o. w. H. Wright
who was the Rathbone representa-
tive at Sandusky, took very sicl
while there Monday aud is very
sick yet with threatened typhoit
fever, but at this writing we un
derstapd she is better. Judg,
Wright was compelled to adjourn
court in Lexington to be at th'
bed side of his wife.
About seventy-five old soldiers
and forty members of the w. r. @
attended the memorial services a
the First Presbyterian Church o
Logan, on Sunday, May ". Th'
large, handsome edifice was wei
filed with an attentive audience
who listened with pleasure to tn
very eloquent discourse on eth
Model Soldier" from the pastor
Rev. III. J. Steward. The musi
rendered by the choir was fine, an
was enjoyed by all. 1t was a me
mortal service that will long b
remembered by those present.
Bishop WattersOn's