13 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
1
Editorial discusses Rev Taylor's sermon on righteousness as the gospel core and urges a revival of moral living. It argues for a vigorous police power, higher police wages, more officers, and budget cuts to fund public safety, including reducing legal advertising and possible consolidations.
Toledo December 4 1900 Samuel M Jones replies to the Lincoln Club's demand for resignation by withdrawing his club membership and pledging to donate his stock. He states he will act as a patriot not a partisan and aims to govern by liberty equality and fraternity. He affirms cordial regard for club members despite political independence.
One hundred and twenty acres in Bix Spring township Seneca county Ohio. Includes a 20 by 38 main house with 14 by 38 addition and a 40 by 80 barn plus sheds and wagon crib. Orchard two acres old orchard two acres timber ten acres wheat under cultivation. Near churches schools and pike four miles from Alvada New Riegel Carey and Adrian two and a half miles. Terms mention no trades easy payments. Grisszel & Courrap Upper Sandusky Ohio.
Bert Mitten announces agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works with guaranteed satisfaction. Prompt attention to dyeing and cleaning work at his store. Specializes in dyeing ladies goods.
Farms for sale near Carey Adrian New Beiger and Tuna range from 20 to 300 acres. Prices run 35 to 60 dollars per acre. Inquiries to W. M. Presler, Adrian Ohio.
Farmers bring your poultry to Carey Ohio at the old woolen mill and receive the highest market price as advertised by tf Arnoxp Bros.
For sale notice from G. W. Martin advertises wall paper hanging and house painting deals. Also offers Empire Acorn hard coal stove with inquiry through Laughlin & Houk. Misc fragment mentions Nestalgia and a druggist advertised fyne cent dose.
Leading divines including Bishops Lawrence and Potter denounce the rush to accumulate wealth and display. They warn wealth disparity fuels discontent, socialism, and moral decay as rich women flaunt extravagant purchases and the very rich become a threat to civilization.
A local tale recounts Representative W C Gear unknowingly buying sausage with wire inserted by pranksters. The package is found to contain a wire during meal prep, Gear jokes that all sausages have it and that butchers include wire-cutters with orders, ending the anecdote with a self-deprecating smile.
The Hocking Valley plans an excursion tonight for Toledo with trains leaving Carey at 5 05 p m. Fare for round trip is 8 cents. Tickets are sold for the Valentine Burt's Lyceum Empire shows and reserved at the station agent.
The piece praises General Chaffee as the right commander for the China relief expedition and cites a 1900 general order stressing strict dress, cleanliness, and military courtesy. It notes tension with Count von Waldersee over independence and highlights expectations of officers and soldiers to uphold a high standard of appearance and bearing.
The Daniel Carr case jury deliberated from noon Thursday to 2 am Friday and discharged without a verdict. Rumors place ballots at seven to convict and five for acquittal, but the tally remains secret. County costs reach about $1,000. actions may resume at the next term.
Last Friday night Elmer Hunter and Fred Hart fought on the sidewalk near Pahl's saloon and were arrested by Marshal Lockrider. They were fined five dollars each plus costs after a mayoral hearing. On Saturday Hart struck an elderly gypsy in Pahl's, wounding him. a warrant was issued for Hart.
W K R Smith of Latham LiL touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a world champion pile cure. He says he found relief after trying many remedies and has not been troubled since. 25 cents per box, guaranteed by J D Ewing druggist.
Registered buck A Shronshire, J Ross number 423, taken up on the J J Zint farm operated by L M Rimzinerr.
A letter from Robert Rowe in Paris 1900 describes the New York State pavilion at the Paris Exposition, the end of the fair, packing exhibits, tearing down interiors, and workers earning good pay. He notes Kruger’s arrival and Boer flags in street scenes, public enthusiasm for France, and jokes about McKinley Teddy Roosevelt and Kentucky politics. He promises to try meeting Kruger and hopes for a future visit and holiday greetings to Carey, Ohio.
Sunday night an attempted entry at the home of C. R. Long occurred first shortly after 1:00 am when intruders with keys tried to open the door. The Longs awoke, the burglars fled. A second attempt at 2:30 am showed the thieves did not persist.
A publisher offers eight pieces of new full size copyrighted music worth four dollars for ten cents plus 36 pages of illustrated stories and articles. The mail-order pitch urges readers to send ten cents to W. E. Anais at 1123 Broadway, New York.
Excursion rates authorized between all points on the Ohio Central Lines and connecting lines in the Central Passenger Association territory. One and One Third Fare Round Trip. Tickets on sale December 22 23 24 25 and December 31 1900 and January 1 1901. Tickets valid for return until January 2 1901.
Low holiday excursion fares offered on December 22 to 25 and January 1 with a round trip fare of one and one third times the single journey. Returns allowed until January 2. Mexican Tourist Excursion departs Chicago January 22. Contact nearest agent C A Asterlin T P A St Wayne Ind jl 270.
Emma Bachman Smith widow of Charles Smith dies at 38 at home west of Carey. She is the daughter of Ebenezer Bachman. The funeral is held today at 10 o'clock at St Pauls United Evangelical Church with Rev. P E Smoke officiating.
The Northern Ohio By will sell excursion tickets between all stations on its lines at one and one third fare for the round trip. Tickets sold December 22 23 24 25 and 31 and January 1 1901 are limited to the date of sale and valid through January 2 1901.
Missing dog description notes a black animal named Asow weighing 250 to 800 pounds last seen in a town area on Thursday November 29. Finder will receive a suitable reward and seeks contact for return.
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