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23 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1893
Page
1
A full line of spring woolens now in stock. The new collection features light weight fabrics suitable for suits coats and separates. Customers can browse textures patterns and colors.
Wyandot County notes report Wm H Hawley and Laura Martin wed by Rev Helle. Philip Reader and Agusta Reigerson obtain a license. Fred W Hensel dies of consumption. Local social, water concerns, a gold rumor, Beidler plans new brick block, county fair dates, protracted meeting at Mt Zion, Midnight Alarm at opera house, Prof Beausay birthday gift, fence injures, church growth Sycamore, YPSE gains, Nevada mill sale to joint stock, J W Delaney to manage repairs, S B Gillet honored by Wyandot Agricultural Society board.
Summary of local notes: Findlay paper changes to five columns. James Dalzell dies in Wellsburg. Hancock Bottle Factory sold to Massachusetts buyers. oil and gas news from northwest Ohio. Wood County plans to extend Findlay road to Bowling Green. new son for editor Hiram Crouse. burglarized Rev Sharp home but no money found. Hancock County Fair scheduled September 20–23 with entry day Wednesday. Findlay Street Railroad seeks right of way to Fostoria. Findlay revival reports 15 conversions with Rev Heininger to assist. preachers oppose card playing after euchre trend. sermons denounce gambling spoils and social clubs.
Findlay Ohio advertises a thorough course in penmanship bookkeeping banking shorthand and typewriting for young men and women. Lessons by mail and placement assistance offered by Prof J N Woolfington Findlay.
Miss Henderson returns from Indianapolis on Saturday evening with hand and arm injuries nearly healed.
Judge Roger travels to Florida and Cuba while Mary Clemens of Fostoria is adjudged insane. Tiffin prepares for a grand concert by the Sixth Regiment band as rail surveys and factory talks unfold. A Tiffin murder, church debt wiped out, and Goetz’s Columbus trip frame a busy local scene with marriages, moves, and civic notes.
Along a western trail the narrator records abundant small game in some areas and none in others. He sees Indians tied to willow trees, bone remains, and wildlife including foxes and jack-rabbits. The journey passes Chimney Rock, Scot’s Bluffs, Fre mont guides, and the Thousand Springs Valley with boiling springs and distant snow-capped peaks.
Local papers laud the Carey Times on reaching its twentieth year under Bro Horn management. Editors from North Baltimore Times Crestline Advocate and others call the paper a model local publication. A social surprise for Mr and Mrs Goar on West Main closed the evening with games and a lunch.
Spring fashion roundup notes soft and stiff fabrics in a spectrum of colors for wardrobe updates. Designers showcase textures and silhouettes for ongoing seasonal trends.
A letter to the editor from an American descendant denounces a Canadian opinion piece promoting Canada’s government and criticizes rival newspapers and social ills. It asserts Canada should keep its form of government and condemns sensationalism in press and public life.
Ridge Township locals report Arion Beck dehorned all his cattle Thursday. Squire Crawford longtime Amanda township pioneer died suddenly on the 12th of erysipelas aged 75. Marion Esterly seeks township treasurer seat. Tom Hunter raced a mule with Alva Morehart. sleigh overturned near town while driving Saturday.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad offers excursion tickets to Washington D C at one fare for the round trip from Feb 28 to Mar 3 1893 to mark the inauguration of President-elect Cleveland on Mar 4 1893. Tickets valid for return through Mar 8 1883. Inquiries to any B O ticket agent or L S Allen Assistant General Passenger Agent Chicago.
People seeking pasture for the upcoming summer may contact Mrs. M. Straw of West Main Street, Carey Ohio to secure land for seasonal grazing.
Horsemen hail Fassett's Terb Liniment as the best for swellings enlargements glands callouses tumors curb capped hock and general use with horses. For sale by Brayton.
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