20 Jun 1901
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1901
Page
1
H R Phelps of Plymouth Oklahoma reports selling five bottles of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy yesterday to threshers who could not proceed. They recovered enough to resume work without missing a day. The note urges keeping a bottle at home and mentions J D Bwinog as seller.
Twenty five bushels of popcorn offered for sale with payment at the market price. Ton Bakery title brief details the sale terms and payment method.
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works. He guarantees perfect satisfaction and invites anyone needing dyeing or cleaning services to his store. The shop offers dyeing of ladies goods as a specialty with prompt attention.
The 2nd regiment companies A and B joined at Brown's addition forming Camp Greer then held a day of exercises. Officers elected include William Baker president and Rush Holloway secretary. A dress parade drew the largest crowd. speeches by Judge Allen Staley and Editor Cuneo highlighted the event. A home wedding followed with Edith Greek marrying Weeny O. Ault.
Round trip to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo via the Nickel Plate road starts June 1 and runs all summer with return within ten days of sale. Contact C A Asterlio T P A Ft Wayne Ind or agent B L Twining at Fostoria for details. Routes effective April 30 1901 and trains land at the Exposition gate.
A dealer touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for indigestion and constitutional complaints. The ad quotes J. D. Ewing promoting these pills to relieve the bilious nervous man by addressing constpation.
North Ridge residents report a pony driven by Lewis Newcomer broke away with a buggy but caused no damage. the child rider remained unharmed. The piece lists social visits and gatherings with neighbors including Leroy Hile family and M S Young at Geo Hire home, and community events at the Dunkard church.
Notice of sale of the estate of Sophia Beck deceased Hancock county Ohio at Amanda township on Thursday June 27 1901 starting 9 am. Items listed include a cow horse sow and pigs steer buggy buggy harness and household goods. Terms cash for amounts up to three dollars four months credit with note or bond and two approved sureties for larger sums.
Round trip tickets via Big Four Route to Columbus Ohio for the Republican State Convention available June 23 and 24 1901. Tickets on sale at Big Four points in Ohio for one fare round trip return by June 26 1901.
In WITARTON John Balton sold his new house to William Baker and will construct another. Rev A M Virden and others will travel to Marion for the Delaware district conference of the M E church. Evangelist Rowand and Rev Virden will assist in Pentecostal services. Children’s day at Zion was a grand success.
Miss Nellie McCauley returns to Tifa after visiting her mother Mrs Sabriska Dr J N Kerr and daughter Blanch of Carey visited Adrian Friday Lightning struck two cows belonging to Eli Gelhr Frank Frederick and wife of Tiffin and Mr and Mrs Frank Culp and Ruth of Fostoria were guests of Jacob Frederick Sunday Samuel Welmer painted the warehouse of W H Snyder of Carey last week Guy Wisebaker of Carey visited Asa Stgerwalt Sunday Caroline Shearer is on the sick list Ernest Higgins returned from Columbus to spend the summer Tracy Johnson Frank Montague and Ben Kistler of Carey were guests of Chas Bloom Sunday
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio, a daily reader of the Dayton Valkszeitung, bought Chamberlain s Pain Balm for his wife who had eight weeks of severe back pain. After a few days she says she feels born anew and her pain entirely vanishes enabling her to resume duties. The remedy is offered for sale by J D Ewing.
The Carey Ohio village council resolution orders building a sidewalk on the west side of Vance Street from Findlay to South Street. The sidewalk must be at least eight feet wide and built on the established street grade. The measure passed June 17 1901 with Clerk HARR, 8.8.
Sealed bids will be received by the village clerk to furnish loop cubic yards of crushed stone for Carey streets. Bids must be in by 6 p m July 1 1901. By order of Council. S Salvier Clerk.
One fare for the round trip within 200 miles. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4, valid return to July 6. Contact nearest agent or 0- Asterlin TPA Ft Wayne Ind, or F L Twining agent Fostoria Ohio.
The Nickle Plate Road announces reduced excursion rates to New York City starting July 1 with a liberal stop over at Buffalo for Pan-American Exposition visits. Tickets available for travel via alternate routes, via C A Asterlin or F L Twining as listed in Ft Wayne Indiana and Fostoria Ohio.
The new battleship Illinois was tested last week and posted a speed of 17.31 knots, besting the prior holder Wisconsin at 17.12 knots. Great rejoicing spread in the state.
A small ring was found and turned in seeking its owner. Inquiries should be directed to Joseph H. Wonder for identification and return arrangements.
A historical drug ad proclaims no surgery needed for piles and promotes DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve by J. D. Ewing, warning against counterfeit products.
Farmers bring poultry to Carey Ohio at the old woolen mill for the highest market price. Arnold Bros. Nickel Plate line offers fast service to Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition. Rates effective April 30 1901 on daily express trains. contact F L Twining agent Postarfa 36 for details.
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