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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1891
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local notice about a press event at Frinity Docning. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. The readable fragments suggest an unseen origin or publisher action without verifiable details.
The Republican stance on economy is noted alongside local items such as Delle Ludwin pneumonia, Maud Bright visiting Carroll, and various town residents working or traveling. Reports include court updates, school examiner meeting, a murder trial in Lafollette case, drownings near Nelsonville, train schedule changes, and several marriages and anniversaries in Logan and nearby townships.
Marvin Broa, a local photographer, asks patrons to delay placing orders for cabinet photos to receive unmatched prices later. He promises a future notice with pricing that will be unequaled in town and urges customers to wait for his communication.
At the solicitation of teachers, a former School of four weeks is planned to start July 20, 1801. Classes cover common branches and any higher branches desired. Tuition Dive Dollars. For further information address Rayman Logan, O.
The Columbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo Railway lists Fourth of July excursion tickets to all line points and to Chicago, Buffalo, and western destinations on multiple lines for one round trip fare. Tickets are valid only on sale day and for return passage through July 6, 1801, with inquiries directed to C. T. V. & D. agents or W. A. Fisher in Columbus.
Warns all persons not to hunt game on the undersigned land in Manon Townsilep Township under penalty. Gort as Bishan.
The notice outlines excursion ticket sales on specific mornings for multiple groups including Ohio Christian Endeavor Union in Toledo and Young People's Society in Minneapolis with return validity, plus July events by the National Educational Association in Toronto. It also lists cabinet photos, hardware, wagons, buggies, and textiles from local firms, urging early purchases and attendance at the Normal term starting July 20.
Just received eight thousand yards of Pacific lawn organdies and plain fabrics in pink cream blue and brown priced at five cents per yard. Two thousand yards of imitation China Silk with attractive patterns at six cents, down from twenty. Seven pieces of black flouncing at forty to fifty percent off. Large stock of black silk mitts and ladies and misses fast black hosiery.
Stiers and Co report a money loan transaction involving Apourily. The record notes collection aims and lists parties in connection with the loan.
Teachers attending the National Educational Convention at Toronto in July can secure special reduced excursion trips to Canadian resorts via the Buckeye Route. The line promises dust-free service, fast connections to Detroit and Toronto, and solid trains from the Ohio river to Toledo with Great Trunk connections. Contact HV, & T agents or C. Landman in Gallipolis, or W H Fisher in Columbus for tickets and arrangements.
Forced to leave homes yesterday to visit druggists for a free trial package of Lane's Family Medicine. Claims promise relief for bad blood, liver and kidney disorders, constipation, headache, and unsightly complexion. Promotes a large 60 conta package with praise from ladies.
Legal notice regarding defendants Robert W. Tinsen and Frederick Sehnee millet in a proceeding. The court orders a conditional order and sale execution with details of attendance, date, time, and location for the hearing and public action. The notification includes obligee and respondent names and orders the public to appear on the specified July date at 8:00 AM to witness the bearing and judicial actions.
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