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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1891
Page
4
Come and get free gifts with twenty dollars of cash purchases. Choose from an imported six piece water set or a silk plush album, each valued at 2.50. See these items in store. The Logan grocer emphasizes a broad grocery stock including jellies preserves apple butter mixed pickles and canned fruits and vegetables.
Xmas week highlights a full line of oranges apples bananas malega grapes figs dates and nuts with California pears grapes and an enhanced fancy fruit lineup to please customers. Place your Xmas orders now to ensure selection and timely delivery.
Prose recounts the 19th century political clash over Joseph B. Foraker in Ohio, detailing party elites, press praise, and a systematic effort to defeat the will of Republicans at the polls. It also profiles Sarah Williamson McCray born 1806 in Virginia, her move to Ohio, marriage to William McCray, church life, and death in 1891 at age 85.
Announcement states Dr Beggs, renowned for treating throat lung and heart diseases, will visit Tuesday the 22nd. He emphasizes public understanding of lung and heart disease and urges families with inherited risk to seek proper treatment at the Rempel House for a single day.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Hocking County Ohio, Margaret Gage petitions against Horace I. Westenhaver et al seeking partition of Lot Five and a fractional lot in the estate of John Westenhaver deceased. The notice details plat, acreage, and property boundaries for the parcels in question. Returnable findings and further description are provided in the complete record.
South Perry reports considerable sickness with Mr. Siddons improving from stomach ailment and Mrs. Ebert and Mrs. Wilkins both gravely ill. Ellaworth Fast infant suffers lung fever while George Hall leads services during the revival. Will Newton visits Urbana friends as Maud Johnston travels to Laurelville to nurse a sister with long fever.
Fragmentary OCR notes recalling taxes for the year 1891 and a garbled region name. Contains no clear entities, dates, or actionable details. Summary neutral and unobtrusive, reflecting the incomplete source text.
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