New Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Ad
Never say you cannot find this or that until you call at Cary and Car roll's. They stock cleaning and repairing services for sewing machines and sell the New Wheeler & Wilson model No 8 straight needle. A Welker in Defiance Ohio advertises it as best buying due to shuttleless sewing. Booth McCullough stock change signals Martin and Krotz take over a general grocery and provision business at the old stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary & Carroll’s
A. Welker
Wheeler & Wilson
Defiance
Ohio
Booth & McCullough
Martin & Krotz
Bechel's Defiance Stock Lead In Curtains and Wallpaper
Bechel's offers the largest stock of window curtains and wall paper in Defiance and invites customers to drop in and view the extensive assortment. Also promoting Pine Cisterns via John Lehman & Son with low prices and delivery options north of the Maumee River Defiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechel
Defiance Et Bechel’s
John Lehman & Son
Maumee River
Defiance
S. W. Kosier Fencing and Bliss Lumber Yard Ad
Buying Marable and wrought iron fencing sash doors blinds and all material for building. S. W. Kosier agent for Champion Iron Fence Co. opposite Opera House Defiance Ohio. Bliss lumber yard near gas works supplies machinery and building materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marable
Cressin
S. W. Kosier
Opera House
Defiance
Ohio
Champion Iron Fence Co
Kenton
Bliss
Hardware Stock and Plow Dealers Promote Broad Inventory
R S Giles former hardware stock now sold by Maneas Serrarr Cary Carrow under new ownership. They offer hardware stoves Linware paints oils and the Acme Plow with full line cash sales. Also promote coffee roduction and catarrh remedy Hall’s Catarrh Cure sold by druggists at 75 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
R. S. Giles
A. Braner & Co
Maneas & Serrarr
Hicksville Fair set for September dates
Local notices show the Hicksville Fair planned for September 21 to 24 with community events and visits from residents. Reports mention travel, charity, church entertainment, and political activity in Defiance and surrounding towns.
Garfield and Arthur Guards Elect Officers at Meeting
At Monday's meeting eighty seven enrolled members gathered to elect officers for the Garfield and Arthur Guards. Captain John O Foote and lieutenants William Johnson and William J Wancke were chosen with four sergeants and eight corporals to be appointed by the officers and announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield & Arthur Guards
Garfield and Arthur Guards
John O. Foote
Leigt
William Johnson
William J. Wancke
Lost His Foot In Train Crush At Defiance
Michael Lauler, a Wabash blacksmith, was run over while under the influence and his left foot mangled. Doctors amputated above the ankle. Other items note real estate transfers in Defiance County, a farewell concert for Prof. and Mrs. Blakeslee, and details about the Defiance County Teachers Institute at Hicksville starting August 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lauler
The
Wabash
Laulard
Ayersville Averages From Our Own Correspondent
Mrs. David Hill is recovering from a severe sickness. Frost may come soon per Miss Katyedid. Highland church Sunday school plans a meeting on the 14th. Sherm and Loren Blanchard went to Medina county to see their sick father last Friday night. Republicans recall caucus at Town Hall this Saturday afternoon. Whooping cough is raging. many who never whooped before now seem to. Hill school house Sunday school nearly stripped of officers and teachers. Mrs. 8 Blanchard and Mr and Mrs Miller attended Evansport quarterly last weekend. English began graveling the road to Defiance Tuesday. it should yield an excellent road. L Davis tile factory progresses with roof on drying sheds and some brick and tile made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hill
Hill School
8. Blanchard
Garfield era politics stir Defiance neighborhood notes
An editorials fragment exposes local party shifts as Democrats in Defiance question loyalty. A released card by Sam Miller claims he quits Hancock Guards and aligns with Garfield and Arthur, promising votes against Democratic candidates. The missive hints at more defections and warns readers to seek proof.
How the Brave Democracy Conducts its Campaign
A critical editorial denounces Democratic figures Baker Lamb and Gleason over alleged manipulation of census poll books. It accuses them of obstructing Haymaker and misusing official records, claiming a pattern of chicanery and deceit to bias the city’s vote while urging Republicans to counter attempts at vote manipulation.
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Court House
K. V. Haymaker
Haymaker
Henry G. Baker
John D. Lamb
Baker
R. H. Gleason
Democratic Party
H. G. Baker
Lamb
Gleason
City Council approves bills and discusses sidewalks and milk cows
Regular council meeting August 2 approved payments to Sennett Corwin Fisher Flickinger Bechel Douglas Switzer Weisenburger Flanigan and others. Passages postponed enforcement of sidewalk ordinance on Miller sisters property and a petition to grade Washington street. Catch basin dispute on Williams and Clinton referred. Milk cows with bells prohibited. Emmett street opening reported complete and Murtz sidewalk required. Surveyor tasked to prepare plans.
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Peter Sennett
I. Corwin
Sietinth
Corwin & Kiser
John B. Fisher
Flickinger & Blair
Switzer & Kehnast, Hardware
G. M. Weisenburger
John Flanigan
Emmett Street
Murtz
Sewer construction plans in Spangler alley report
Plans and specifications for a sewer in Spangler alley with catch basin. It was ordered that the Wabash railway be notified to make repairs at the approach to their track on Holgate avenue at once. Adjourned to Monday evening next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spangler Alley
Wabash Railway
Holgate Avenue
Garfield and Arthur club organized in Liberty Center
The Aug 1 meeting at 7 30 p m elected Mr Bunnel as chairman and opened constitution and by laws for signing. After securing fifty names, officers were elected and members pledged to support a large Republican majority in Ohio. Many Republicans not present express readiness to join, aiming to raise at least fifty more signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Center
Garfield and Arthur Club
Bunnel
Ohio
Local notes and developments at the town meeting
From Our Own Correspondent Mr A P Green's parents visit friends at this place James Bloom a popular painter is a first class workman and spends no idle time Several of our boys visited Paulding Center last Sabbath They report a flourishing colored camp meeting Ely Kaser built the two story school house and contracted to build a hotel for John Openlander Jeff Davis and Bob Ingersoll exchange lively rhetoric The west freight train derailed six cars left the track wrecking crew cleared the line in about ninety minutes under B and O R R management Stvus QUILL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Green
James Bloom
Paulding Center
Ely Kaser
John Openlander
Jeff Davis
Dem
Bob Ingersoll
Rep
Jeff
Bob
Stvus Quill
Local Correspondent Recaps Farmers News And Democratic Club Effort
From Our Own Correspondent reports fine growing weather with oats cut and corn thriving. Hog cholera claims some hogs while a Hancock and English club forms after a failed start. Hill and the Colonel speak as Enos contests tariff points. crowd disperses as revival tones rise and plans to try again. Local flavor and political color dominate the note.
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Wall PA
Bechel’s
Cary & Carrow
Forepaugh’s
Republicans
George Squire
Illinois
Hicksville
M. E
H.C. Ferris
Baltimore Sun
Garfeld and Arthur Guards
Thos, Starr
Judge Patton
Maggie and
Sadie Hoffman
Adrian, Mich
Bertha Hoffman
Jessie Oliver
Hattie Strong
Beckie Gleason
Lakeside
Knight Templars
Bryan
Napoleon
Philharmonies
Blakeslee
Republican Party
Defiance Machine Works
Turnbull & Shelly’s
Bro. Ed. Osborn
Paulding Gazette
Farmer Center
Russel
N. L. Hills
Toledo Bee
Samuel T. Hooper
Florence
Ala
W. C. Travis
Defiance Co. Express
Wabash, St. Louis and
Pacific
Co. Exptfers
N.Y
Baeeevereeen
Through Express
St. Louis Fast Express
Pacific Express
Morgan & Miller
Defiance County
Garfield and
Arthur
L. B. Peaslee
Defiance, Ohio
Wm. J. Garrill
Martha Althouse
Thomas Gavene
Joseph Antoine
Thos. Hebb
Wm. Burke
Isaac Kochel
C. Brewster
E. Moninger
Emma D. Bauer
F. A. Phelps
Ella M. Cleland
E. F. Palmer
Mary Dissonette
Mary Slough
Jennie
M. E. Church
Martha Washington
Queen Elizabeth
Italy
Dorcas
Madame Roland
Maria Antoinette
Mrs. Partington
Red Riding Hood
Boo Peep
Rebecca
Recorder's
Francis Brooks
FE. R. Mallett
Fales
Charles Krotz
John Miller
Krotz
Walter Wood
Sarah A. Warren
Frank Fribley
Fredrick Speiser
Evensport
S. H. Blakeslee
Philharmonic Society
C. Winyard
Philadelphia
Madame
Defiance County Teachers’ Institute
Ashbaugh
T. R. Millison
J. J. Burns
Brown
Valparaiso College
Valparaiso
Indiana
F. Krotz
A. M. Hootman
Frank Farlow
J. B. Wisler
F. M. Thompson
Ayersville
Garfield
Hancock Guards
Buncombe
Express
Sam. Miller
Miller
Democrats
Hancock Club
Sherwood Shavings
Adams Ridge
Sam Allen
Will Conn
Eliza Tittle
Abby Conkle
Pleasant Lake
Ind
Hill
W. D
F. J. Sheets
Enos
Hancock
U.S
Homas C. Harbaut
Coffeyville
Montgomery
Kansas
James E. Coulter
Wiliam Davis
Court of Common Pleas
Thomas C. Harbour
Benjamin Davis
Daniel Bruner
William Davis
Thomas
Harbour
Thomas C. Harbaut
Ution
Larry & Peaslee
Johnson
Cena OL
Mons
Loyal
Blondin
Ella Zuila
Erialists
Europe
Edison Electric
Adam Forepadgh
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