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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1900
Page
4
The Times announces Peter Keller of Upper Sandusky as a candidate for County Treasurer and Hiram F Stalyter of Pitt Township as a candidate for County Commissioner, both subject to the Democratic County Primaries to be held Saturday March 17, 1900.
The democrats of Crawford township will meet at the usual voting place Saturday March 17 from 1 to 4 PM to nominate candidates for one long term Trustee one short term Trustee one Assessor one Clerk one Constable and two Justices of the Peace by order of Committee.
The democrats of Carey Corporation will meet at the Mayor's office on Saturday, March 17, from 7 to 9 PM, to nominate candidates for Mayor, Clerk, Treasurer, Marshal, Assessor, Water Works Trustee, Your Councilmen, and two School Board members. Hf. B. Stief, Committee.
The piece surveys the Democratic National Convention in Kansas City on July 4, discusses newspaper paper costs and the press, Britain’s naval buildup including battleships and cruisers, Cuban sentiment toward English speakers, weather forecasts and Punxsutawney Phil style groundhog prophesies, and critiques Philippine governance amid imperial friction. It also touches on canal fortifications and the logic of navy strength, plus a remark on Kentucky-like Logan County with lynchings and murder trials in Belle Centre.
Pegrin shot Young after a dispute over an account while walking on the street. Young was hit in the abdomen, back, and leg. Pegrin was shot in the leg. The motive remains unclear with theories of temperance conflict or an old feud. The piece notes rising non partisan activity and reform talk in Columbus led by Rev. Dr. Gladden, candidate for councilman in the 7th ward.
Gen Cronje surrendered Tuesday to Gen Roberts with about 8 000 troops, a smaller force than expected. He resisted for ten days against a numerically superior army with over fifty artillery pieces. Surrounded, he held his ground to aid other Boer forces, a blow that may signal the war’s shift to Boer defensive positions as Buller presses toward Ladysmith.
Mrs. Lewis Lugsdon is ill with inflammatory rheumatism. William Davidson Jr. is back in fitness after a few weeks away. David Mincer of Detroit visits friends in the area. Miss Callie Shall of Tiff is visiting Ambrose Shumaker and others. Ligonie Logsdon returns to duty after two weeks’ rest for a bruised foot. A carpet rag sewing at John Orlans’s home drew many, with a fine dinner served by Mrs. Orians and daughter. Another rag sewing at Edward Weaver’s home brought many, and an elegant dinner followed despite rain.
Walter Luzader made a business trip to Tifton last Tuesday. Willing was in Springville last Tuesday. Louis Knepper is on the sick list. John Luzader and his son Thomas visited John Baker near Adnan. Baker is seriously ill. The Springville school progresses with WW Jacoby as teacher.
Weather remains mild and the peach crop in eastern Ottawa county is set to be the largest in the middle eastern states this season. Last year yields were low due to cold and market prices were high, but buds can endure temperatures down to four degrees below zero, supporting expectations of nearly 1,000,000 bushels.
An assortment of farm loans and property listings. Offers include 6 percent loans for up to ten years with principal prepayment, farm purchase financing, and exchanges for vacant or improved properties in Carey and Forest. Multiple homes and farms are advertised with prices and features, including a 117 acre farm near Carey, a 40 acre near the pike, and a Main street home for exchange or sale.
Banker J R Garrison of the Choraville Ohio bank, once sick with a serious lung ailment, praises Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. He calls it the best medicine for a severe cold or lung trouble and says he always keeps a bottle. Try it at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottles free at J D Ewings drug store.
A House committee favorably acts on a bill creating Secretary of Mines and Mining to head all mine affairs and place the Geological Survey under him. The secretary would receive cabinet rank and salary, with an assistant. Another measure outlines mining experiment stations in each mining state with a government geologist at 3500 and an assistant at 2500 annually.
If troubled with rheumatism give Chamberlain's Pain Balm a trial. It costs nothing if it does no good. One application relieves pain and it cures sprains and bruises faster than other treatments. It also heals cuts burns frost bites quinsey side and chest swelling quickly. Each bottle warranted. Price 25 and 50 cents. J D Ewing.
The Ohio Central Lines advertise constant excursion trains with lowered rates to multiple destinations. Prospective travelers and business visitors are urged to consult agents for savings, promising prompt courteous service from Moulton Houk, G P A, Toledo.
The Hocking Valley Railway will run a theatrical excursion to Toledo on Saturday March 3 departing at 6 05 p.m. The round trip fare is 85 cents. Attends the Valentine Theatre showing Shire.
For sale. One two horse wagon and set of double harness or will exchange for a one horse wagon. m2 Q J Harr.
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