The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1900-07-10
EAST LIBERTY.
and, Roosevelt.

Mckinley and Roosevelt.
We hope to see q change on the D.
&, L. N. July Is, but not such as the
editor of the Star saw.
J. 81. Bowers new house Is nearing
completion, and is valuable addition
to Main street.
The new street is graded and ready
for the gravel.
L. S. Louden has been offered some
good inducements to locate elsewhere
wish his cutlery manufacturing plant.
We think Mr.. Louden ought to be in
duced to stay in our village, as he un-
doubtedly makes razor that can not be
equaled as they are hand forged and he
does his. own tempering, and those who
are using them. are beginning to see
the superiority of them. He fills or
ders from different States.
The K. of p. memorial services at the
M. E. church last Sunday, were excel
lent. Rev. Crist delivered an instruc-
tive and impressive discourse.
We still have some coughs aud
occasionally few whoops.
You can now pursue the squirrel, pro-
viding you pursue the owner of the
to hunt therein.
Pearl Harsh6eld and VIM. Pyers
were in the cOunty-seat, Saturday.
Messrs Morton and Leibert, of Ridge
way, who lately purchased the Touring
mill at this place, are placing new ma
chinery in it and otherwise repairing 1t
and when finished, it will be up-tO-date
and one of best roller mills in Logan
county. Success to you, gentlemen, and
may more such enterprises locate in our
city.
NJ. Benton shipped q team of horses
to J. B. Morehead in Pittsburg. The
team weighed over 3, 800 pounds.
| Miss Blanche Hatcher has been re-
elected teacher in her home district
again, which speaks well for her sue.
cess.
Chas. Pyers sports q beautiful new
belt.
Joseph Bush is adding some new
| fences to his farm east of town.
r. F. JOhnstOn's children, two oi
them have almost fully recovered, but
the youngest, boy of 10 months, has
been in a critical condition for over q
week with whooping cough and pneu-
monia. Fever has subsided some at thit
writing, and hopes are entertained fol
the little ones recovery. Later-No,
expected to live today tMonday.)
The people of our village will Ger
tainly know something of the outside
world, as they will be well supplied
with maps. Agents visited the town
Saturday. ..
Henry Ballinger has the cemeter!
looking nice. The right man in thu
| right place.
Rev. A. Skidmore, who has beer
pastor of a Congregation in Marion, O.
for a number of years has moved bacl
into his brick mansion on Main street
We welcome you back, professor.
A. L. Benton has new Overhowinf
well and Jay says it is very refreshing
to him after driving over the hills.
The corn crop in this community prom
ises to be one of the best in years. Th'
oats are also q fair crop.
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F. c. Hamilton has had his house re
painted and it presents beautiful ap
pearance.
The s.Sheriff's" sale of clothing /
(over) at North Lewisburg.
| L. Lane had charge of the funeral o
Levi James at Zanesfeld.
Vote for Mckinley and "Teddy."
Chas. Jaques and wife OF Bellef0ntan
Jaques, Sunday.
Mr.. Atwell Grubbs is not expecte'
to live at this writing, the result of al
accident that befell him recently.
i OLD EAGLE.