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   Twin-City News (Newspaper) - October 12, 1899, Uhrichsville, Ohio                               From Now Until Prom Now Until VOL. 1. UHRICHSVILLE AND OCTOBER 12, 1899. NO. 43. The Advertisement of 0. D. Headquarters for Stoves and Gas Fixtures will occupy this space next Be has a fine and will tell ou about it Tall and Winter Fancy Men's Exclusive Designs in HATS and CAPS. Evans Co. Third EXCURSION WEST AND CONSULT AGENTS C. L. W. RY. D. D. Haldeman has moved his hold effects to New Philadelphia where he will take up his G. S. of was in our village last week on the hunt for curb He desires to obtain about 15000 ft of curbing during this fall and Groves has the contract if railroad rates can be adjusted T. J. of was in our village last week attending the funeral of his L. C. J. C. Coventry has disposed of his share in the flour mill at this Horace Auld takes his They have been putting a turbine wheel in and w ill soon be ready to transact iness if it rains enough to raise the water in a short J. R. teacher at is boarding at the G. R. Baker and wife returned to their home in last day after spending three weeks as the guests of his parents and relatives in this Miss Blanche of was spending a few days among friends of our Several of our attended the carnival at New Philadelphia last week and all reported a good P. Smith returned from Elyria to our village Friday accompanied by his She will remain with him for the ent. Miss Loe Hitchcock returned to her home in our village Saturday evening after spending the past month with her Mrs. J. of There will be a silver medal contest held in the M. E. church Tuesday October 19th. The novelty of this is that it is the old folks what is called the silver Good music will be furnished both by the old folks and the young of this contest for the benefit of the Sabbath School given under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. An ad mission of 5 and lOcts at the All are The angel of death again entered our midst on Sunday October 1, and as a result the soul of Luther C. Coventry has taken its and re- turned to the God who gave it. His body has consigned to its thou to dust as was truly An aged mother whose hair is silvering is left without a son to comfort and chear her in her de- clining He was a dutiful a mother's pride and He leaves a widow and three to mourn his whose hearts are crushed with for no more can they go to meet him as they did when he re- turned from his daily 'Twas with joyous prattle those childish hearts would go forth upon a summer's ing to get the fond embrace that none but a father can and how his soul would swell as they in their childish glee drew He drew them to him tenderly as they were his pride and But a change has His body lies beneath the His we and trust is with our blessed The home that once happy is filled with Borrow A place there is which once was filled with We've been and weather liard where friends arc dear i Perhaps a a Then in that j and all As we look Kick our hearts are Mirrow and jwm for the mam hours that in his com pleasant ami mam will roll fore their memory will cannot fitly the manner in his mother's sne wav with that dread typhoid r. r ic How at taken by her Inside in a sacrificing own life for that would go to his work during the day and returning at would take up his and 11 j watch never thinking of his own that of his precious His dead children lay sick with the same but he knew no duty hath no but finally gave way under and gave his life nobly for those he loved most He wandered in his mind doring Saturday night and shortly be- fore his death uttered the familiar have Soon became and slowly he began to sink There was no visible sign of He lay as calmly fading into a pleasant There was no Death sweet and his we was freed from HP was nearing his 27th Our hearts with sorrow are truly and we extend our pathies to those in their feeling though vour sorrow be great there is One who is always willing to help and Then not the Lord bj feeble But trust him for his Behind a He hull's a smiling ViU ii The weather is and every body is taking advantage of even the school children enjoy it. Robert met with a ful accident last He was a gun across the back of his holding the end with his When he went under a tree the limbs caught the hammer which caused the gun to discharge and shot his left foie finger off close to the Young do be more Miss Margaret of spent Sunday with Tuscarawas Miss Ella of is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L. E. Romig and wife called to sc e his J. of Roth and his made a trip to Uhrichsville Wednesday Charles Warner and of spent a few days with his parents Mr. and William Miss Julia Senft and her Mrs. Robert attended the New adelphia street Miss Hattie Fivecoat went to stay with her Mrs. Emmet T. Van Miss Hannah Senft has returned from her visit to Columbus where she visited her Peter Senft and also her who her to Niagara Fall's where they had a fine Miss Hannah stopped at Tuscarawas a few days and Miss Cora went to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Flickinger spent a day at Mayor Romig and Jehn Eckman made a business trip to Philadelphia Miss Alice of was home to visit her Mr. and Mrs. Rufus from Saturday evening till She left on No. 10. The Andrew Crawford of New Philadelphia will attend services in a body at Rev. of Gnadenhutten will deliver the Some folks had a lively tune Sunday It would be a good idea if more people would practice what they Trouble might be reduced to some Miss Julia Senft and her Mrs. Robert made a trip to Dennison and They are having a Mr. and Mr. Harvey Van Lehn and Master Bob attended the New phia street fair last Emmet Barr is home from Scio a Miss Julia Senft and Mr. Ed maker bringing some nice home from E. farm river near the Now we will go to we Julia when apples get scarce and she will of is visiting her Ada for a few Then she will make her home with her Mrs. Appa near Hoagland where she will attend the Lanning school the com- ing Rev. of the M. E. delivered an excellent sermon at West Union last The Union Meeting given by the worth League and Christian Endeavor at the M. P. Church last Sunday night was good and largely attended standing the rainy V. A. Orr and of Watson were the guests of the Mrs. E. E. last Mrs. Ben who was called to on account of the illness of her sister returned home Sunday Joseph Morris is enlarging his by adding on another story which give him plenty of room and help the looks of our little village on Blake Ezra Fawcett moved in David ler's house last George Todd's moved in their home in this place Monday which formerly belonged to Ezra Miss Daisy Orr and little of Port visited friends and relatives in this place and vicinity the latter part of last rode out on their We are glad to note that the sick of our community are Late of near this moved to Uhrichsville last We wish the gentlemen success as it is thing new for Late to be moving Peanut social will be given by the league next Saturday night in town Swain is to be one of the Any one wanting a good road horse call on Jake Trustees are selling pike and we hope it will be finished before 1901. Beautiful Daring Western ROCK One month of school finished and a good attendance considering it the fall Democrats held convention last evening and nominated A. R. Ripley for land The Grange at Rock have been con- fering degrees A. M. Hudson and George Sproul are looking Their wives are in John of was visiting at A Game of base ball is to be played at Rock October 21, weather In no part of the habitable globe are there better lady riders than can be found in the A girl must be able to ride if she wants to visit her How some of those young creatures can manage a What pictures of daring and the perfection of health they are as they come dashing along at full playing chasing each or racing just for the fun of the back riding is a common and an easy pastime to a Western The Western girl goes every where on She can join a set of equine quadrilles or Virginia reel and gallop twenty miles on an errand without ing the slightest She keeps on and many a piquante retort and pert speech gain point and pungency from the gait or sudden of her respondent to or emphatic pressure of her dainty heel or cut of her in a vexatious conversation or spat with her the Western girl can ride a as you will readily perceive when you witness the performance of the bevy of Occidental beauties with Pawnee Bill's Historical Wild Watch them in the note their skill and fearlessness observe their impatience and be enchanted by their spellbound by their and awakened to the pleasure and enjoyment of the competition by their silvery ringing There are many things worth seeing m Pawnee Bill's Historical Wild but not one prettier or more likely to be a gratifying afterthought in your memory than the lovely wild Western girl with sparkling eyes and rosy cheeks who flashed by jou on the of a plunging Pawnee Bill's Great Wild West will be in Oct. 16. Excursions to Cincinnati via October 12th. 14th, 16th and 17th for National Convention of the Christian low rates ex- cursion tickets will be sold to Cincinnati via Pennsylvania good returning until October 21st. If you want your fall to reach the country and small towns in the southern part of the place it in the H AWE YOUR EYES TESTED FREE Difficult Cases Scientifically Well-Known by the Latest Approved by the DR. J. The Specialist RUSH and Etta at the fair at New Phil to Art and their and aunt in Rush The Edwards did a piking near Howard ym now without afraid f down to Annie to Dutch hollow r for a tmx is waiting for rain to tin Jds looking Kli fam wetk home from His who has suk with the is ns Sunday with friends at Wedding again sound in our William Kennedy and Edwards were married last John Burroway and wife attended the street fair at New Philadelphia last week aud several others from our SPECIAL By the request of many citizens from Uhrichsville and Dr. J. B. Wolf has decided to remain at the CENTRAL until Oct 17, IS POSITIVELY HIS LAST DON'T TRUST KVES to parties that you do not but go to the well known eye Dr. J. B. His roc in to be the and only eye specialist that has ever of His prices are ven and you must abo remember anci testing of are FREE whether r Therefore for vour own protection and don't be a-s his is PEBBLE will eyes if you have of etc. If merely weak eyes his RUSK are tin only WILL SKE THEM us iv u i will become stronger dav by If n he will examine and free of whether you or The old an a of If you nave frames he will reset them with Russian Pebble S I'm rooms for ladies and the last day is positively Oct. Especially do those people in the freedom of the press who borrow a FOR FALL AND WEAR The THE BEST SHOE you can E. B. SCHWAB WEST The moat satisfactory you i Our of Shoes ia  

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